da Vinci 5
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About da Vinci 5
Intuitive da Vinci 5 is the company's fifth-generation multiport robotic surgical system, identified as model IS5000. Its surgeon console controls wristed endoscopic instruments on the patient cart while a separate vision cart supports the operating-room workflow. The system adds optional Force Feedback instruments that transmit push and pull forces from the instrument tip to the surgeon's hand controls.
The platform combines a redesigned console, three-dimensional imaging, integrated insufflation and electrosurgery, and substantially expanded computing capacity for analytics and connected training tools. Its U.S. indications cover specified urologic, general laparoscopic, gynecologic laparoscopic and thoracoscopic procedures, subject to the approved instruments and safety information. FDA 510(k) clearance arrived in March 2024, followed by a controlled initial release before broader commercial expansion.
Timeline
- Intuitive introduces da Vinci 5 in India
2026-09-19 - Product Launch - Da Vinci 5 includes more than 150 design enhancements over da Vinci Xi, including Force Feedback instruments and expanded integrated workflows. The system provides 10,000 times the computing power of the previous generation to support analytics, connected learning and future software capabilities. Surgeons in India have performed more than 200,000 procedures using da Vinci systems, according to Intuitive.
Source - Intuitive da Vinci 5 selected in $2.96M VA delivery order
2026-09-08 - Contract Award - The firm-fixed-price order, 36C24726F0321, was awarded to SDV Office Systems LLC, which does business as SDV Medical. The $2,956,840 ceiling is fully obligated under parent contract 36C10G25D0013. The federal record identifies the purchased system as a da Vinci DV5 surgical robot and schedules performance from September 14 through December 14, 2026.
Source - FDA clears Intuitive da Vinci 5
2024-03-14 - Regulatory - The system introduced optional Force Feedback instruments and a redesigned console. Intuitive described more than 150 system enhancements and expanded computing capacity. Initial U.S. availability was limited to selected customers before broader commercial introduction.
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