Medical Robotics Companies

*Disclaimer: List of key companies in no particular orderLatest Medical robotics Companies Update

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  Jan 2023: Auris Health, Inc., a Johnson & Johnson MedTech firm, and Titan Medical Inc., a medical technology provider, have engaged in a licensing deal over certain of Titan's intellectual property. Auris Health has been given a non-exclusive license to use a portion of Titan's IP as per the terms of the Agreement. To improve robotic-assisted surgery (RAS), such as through a single access point, Titan Medical Inc., a medical technology company headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, has built up a sizable patent portfolio. Now, the company is concentrating on assessing new opportunities to develop and license its intellectual property.

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  Nov 2022: Applications from KUKA AG demonstrate what is currently achievable in massages, brain tumor biopsies, and hair transplants. The business will also demonstrate its latest software, KUKA Sunrise. As part of this year's MEDICA, the "KUKA Innovation Award" finalists are also welcomed, along with OS Med 2.6. The first robot-based component for incorporation into medical devices has been certified. The compact robot LBR Med was created especially for uses in medical technology and is simple to include in systems that provide clinical support. Medical device makers chose the LBR Med as the foundation for their products due to its sensitive sensor technology, thorough safety packaging, hygiene-optimized surface, and certification.

• Auris Health Inc. (US)


• Medtronic (Ireland)


• Zimmer Biomet (US)


• Renishaw Plc. (UK)


• Health Robotics S.R.L (Europe)


• Stryker (US)


• Smith+Nephew (UK)


• Intuitive Surgical (US)


• KUKA AG (Germany)


• CMR Surgical (UK)