SmartTRAK highlights three innovative start-ups with next-gen spine robots in development: Cyber Surgery, LEM Surgical and SpinEM Robotics.
The landscape of spine robotics has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years, with advancements in technology revolutionizing the approach to spinal surgeries. As we step into 2024, there’s a race in the Spine Enabling Technology Market among companies to develop state-of-the-art robotic systems. The demand for minimally invasive spinal surgeries has been a driving force in the evolution of spine-enabling technologies.
In this article, available for download, SmartTRAK explores in detail three innovative start-ups with next-gen spine solutions in development. They are:
- Cyber Surgery: A Modular System to Improve Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery
Cyber Surgery, a Spain-based healthcare technology startup specializing in medical robotics, is developing ALAYA, a robotic navigation system that uses internally developed haptic technology, which Cyber Surgery says is more precise and user-friendly than optical navigation systems. The company touts the system as ... (read more) - LEM Surgical: A Unique Multi-armed Approach to Spine Robotics
Founded in 2021 and based in Bern, Switzerland, LEM Surgical takes a unique approach to spine robotics. Although LEM Surgical has held its robotic project, Sapien, in stealth mode, the company is looking toward ... (read more) - SpinEM Robotics: A Tracking Solution for Precision in Robotic Spine Surgery
SpinEM was founded in 2021 and is headquartered in France. The company is supported by local industrial partners and a start-up factory in Grenoble. In January 2024, Haventure, an international accelerator for digital surgery and robotics start-ups, announced that ... (read more)
As Cyber Surgery, LEM Surgical and SpinEM Robotics pave the way for next-gen spine robotics, the market is poised for a significant transformation. These companies bring a unique set of capabilities, from AI-enhanced surgical planning to modular adaptability and a focus on minimally invasive techniques. The potential impact on the market is ...
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