Encision makes laparoscopic surgical instruments and monitors designed to prevent unintended electrosurgical burn injuries during minimally invasive surgery. The core problem Encision addresses is stray electrical current emitted by conventional monopolar electrosurgical instruments — through insulation failure or capacitive coupling — which can cause burns that go undetected during surgery and manifest days later as serious complications. Encision's patented Active Electrode Monitoring (AEM) technology uses a multi-layered shielded design that continuously monitors current flow and shuts down the generator if stray energy is detected. Key products include a full line of AEM laparoscopic instruments (scissors, graspers, dissectors) in reusable and disposable formats, AEM monitors, the EndoShield 2 reposable system, and the 2X multi-use disposable scissors. Encision sells to hospitals and surgical centers through direct and independent sales reps, GPO agreements with organizations like Vizient, and the VA. Encision's business model is primarily a recurring consumables model: once a hospital adopts AEM technology, it becomes a repeat buyer of replacement instruments for every procedure using monopolar electrosurgery. Growth levers include expanding the sales network, GPO and health system agreements, international distribution, product line extensions, and a proof-of-concept agreement with Vicarious Surgical to integrate AEM technology into robotic-assisted surgery platforms.