One of the key technologies employed at the centre is the DaVinci robotic system, which allows surgeons to execute delicate and complex surgeries through a few small incisions. In comparison to traditional surgical methods, the DaVinci surgery results in less blood loss and fewer transfusions.

The icy technique is an innovative robot-assisted procedure where the kidney is cooled with sterile ice during the operation. Medanta is the first specialised centre to use renal cooling during a robotic kidney transplant.

A cutting-edge imaging and 3D navigation system that serves as a comprehensive platform for prostate biopsy management. The device can employ information from magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in conjunction with a standard ultrasound-guided biopsy. The system improves the precision, robustness, and dependability of executing an MRI/US Fusion-Targeted Biopsy by using robotic principles that resemble the physician's arm.

An artificial urinary sphincter (AUS) mimics the biological urinary sphincter by providing a competent bladder outlet during urinary storage and an open unobstructed outlet to permit voluntary voiding.

Urethrotomy is a surgery that removes bodily tissues from the urethra in order to relieve a stricture. The urethrotome is an endoscopic device used by the OIU. In addition to the urethrotome, a sharp knife is used to make an incision in the urethra. Any undesirable tissues in the urethra are removed during this procedure.