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Surgical robot companies

Intuitive's da Vinci system is the best-known surgical robot.

Updated November 2, 2026

Medical and surgical

  • Able Innovations Inc.

    Toronto, Ontario, Canada · Healthcare

    Able Innovations is developing advanced medical devices to tackle the pressing problem of patient transfer in healthcare. Their technology is revolutionizing the quality of care…

  • Accuray

    Madison, Wisconsin, USA · Surgical and Medical

    Accuray makes radiation therapy systems, including the robotic CyberKnife system and the TomoTherapy platform, used to treat cancer.

  • Andromeda Surgical

    San Francisco, California, USA · Surgical and Medical

    Andromeda Surgical is developing autonomous surgical robotics for urology procedures.

  • Capstan Medical

    Santa Cruz, California, USA · Surgical and Medical

    Capstan Medical is developing a robotic platform for minimally invasive heart valve replacement.

  • Galen Robotics

    Baltimore, Maryland, USA · Surgical and Medical

    Galen Robotics is developing a cooperative-control surgical robot platform for ear, nose and throat and other microsurgery.

  • Globus Medical

    Audubon, Pennsylvania, USA · Surgical and Medical

    Globus Medical makes musculoskeletal medical devices, including the ExcelsiusGPS robotic navigation platform for spine surgery.

  • Human In Motion Robotics Inc.

    Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada · Medical Equipment Manufacturing

    Human In Motion Robotics is a start-up company that has designed the most advanced wearable lower limb exoskeleton system. Unlike existing trends within the industry, the newly…

  • Intuitive

    Sunnyvale, California, USA · Surgical and Medical

    Intuitive makes the da Vinci surgical system and the Ion endoluminal system for robotic-assisted minimally invasive surgery.

  • Johnson & Johnson MedTech

    New Brunswick, New Jersey, USA · Surgical and Medical

    Johnson & Johnson MedTech makes medical devices; its robotics teams develop the Monarch platform for endoscopic procedures and the Ottava surgical robot.

  • Medtronic

    Dublin, Ireland · Surgical and Medical

    Medtronic is a medical device company; its surgical robotics team develops the Hugo robotic-assisted surgery system.

  • Mendaera

    California, USA · Surgical and Medical

    Mendaera is developing handheld robotic systems for needle-based medical procedures.

  • Neuralink

    Fremont, California, USA · Surgical and Medical

    Neuralink develops brain-computer interface implants and the R1 surgical robot that implants them.

  • Noah Medical

    San Carlos, California, USA · Surgical and Medical

    Noah Medical builds the Galaxy robotic system for bronchoscopy and early lung cancer diagnosis.

  • PROCEPT BioRobotics

    San Jose, California, USA · Surgical and Medical

    PROCEPT BioRobotics makes the AquaBeam robotic system for aquablation therapy to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia.

  • Remedy Robotics

    San Francisco, California, USA · Surgical and Medical

    Remedy Robotics is developing robotic systems for endovascular procedures, combining robotics, machine learning and computer vision.

  • Smith+Nephew

    Watford, England, United Kingdom · Surgical and Medical

    Smith+Nephew is a medical technology company whose robotics team develops the CORI surgical system for knee replacement.

  • Stryker

    Portage, Michigan, USA · Surgical and Medical

    Stryker is a medical technology company whose Mako robotic-arm system assists in joint replacement surgery.

  • Whizz Systems

    — · Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing, Defense and Space Manufacturing, Manufacturing, Medical Equipment Manufacturing, PCBA

    Whizz Systems is a Silicon Valley-based electronics manufacturing and engineering company specializing in PCB design, PCB fabrication, PCB assembly, prototype development, and…

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