Philips
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About Philips
Philips develops diagnostic imaging, image-guided therapy, monitoring and health informatics systems. Its Azurion interventional platform combines live X-ray imaging, navigation data and procedure software to support minimally invasive cardiovascular, neurological and other treatments. The company operates globally as a diversified public health-technology supplier.
Within robotics, Philips North America leads the ARPA-H A-RISE programme with Johns Hopkins University and Boston University. The team is combining image-guided therapy infrastructure, imitation-learning algorithms and a fluid-driven steerable catheter to develop increasingly autonomous endovascular procedures, including mechanical thrombectomy for stroke.
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- 2026-07-14 - Award - ARPA-H awards Philips up to $33.7M for autonomous stroke robotics
Philips is working with Johns Hopkins University and Boston University. The team will combine image-guided therapy infrastructure, imitation learning and a multi-channel fluid-driven steerable catheter. The programme targets autonomous mechanical thrombectomy and other neurointerventional procedures.
Source - 2022-06-12 - Deployment - Philips deployed Hai Robotics automated case-handling robots at its Zhuhai smart factory after a one-year evaluation
Selection followed a one-year technical evaluation The system supports material flow inside the Zhuhai operation The record covers one factory deployment rather than a general partnership
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