Remedy Robotics
About
About Remedy Robotics
Remedy's N1 connects robotic catheter manipulation with a clinician's control station, allowing the operator and patient-side equipment to be in separate hospitals. In August 2025, Unity Health Toronto used the system for diagnostic angiograms with the surgeon at St. Joseph's Health Centre and patients at St. Michael's Hospital, linked through the hospital network.
A specialised bedside clinical team supported the patients while the surgeon controlled the robot remotely. Those cases evaluated blood vessels; remote treatment of conditions such as stroke is a further development objective. Remedy is preparing pivotal clinical trials, and N1 remains under development and unavailable for sale. Its operating model therefore combines remote specialist control, local clinical support and the communications infrastructure connecting them.
Supply
Supply chain relationships
- Hydrix
Inbound - Robotics Compute Software - Hydrix develops safety-critical software and electronics for the N1 surgical robot
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Funding
Investors
- Blackbird Ventures - Lead - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2025-10-06
- DCVC - Lead - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2025-10-06
Team
- David Bell - Co-Founder and CEO
Timeline
Events
- 2026-07-20 - Contract Award - Hydrix wins A$3.4 million Remedy Robotics N1 development contract
The time-and-materials contract is valued at approximately A$3.4 million, with revenue expected progressively during FY2027. Hydrix will develop safety-critical software and embedded electronics and provide input to verification-ready hardware. The award expands a multi-year relationship supporting Remedy Robotics' N1 robotic platform for endovascular intervention.
Source - 2025-10-06 - Product Launch - Remedy Robotics Introduces N1 System, Completes First Fully Remote Neurointerventional Procedures
• Remedy Robotics introduced the N1 System, a remotely operable endovascular robotic platform. • Dr. Vitor Mendes Pereira performed the world's first fully remote neurointerventional procedures using the N1 System between St. Michael'... • These procedures were conducted entirely robotically and remotely, with no bedside interventionist present.
Source - 2025-10-06 - Funding - Remedy Robotics raises $35M Series A to scale remote surgical robotics platform
Named investors or backers include DCVC, Blackbird Ventures. The financing supports continued development, regulatory progress, or deployment of healthcare robotics systems.
Source - 2025-10-01 - Deployment - Doctors in Toronto complete distant brain angiograms using the N1 system from Remedy Robotics
Remedy Robotics completed the world's first fully remote neurointerventional procedures using the N1 System. Dr. Vitor Mendes Pereira performed these procedures remotely from St. Joseph's Health Centre on patients located at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto. The procedures were conducted without a bedside interventionist, marking a groundbreaking first for the field.
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Commercial
- Hydrix wins A$3.4 million Remedy Robotics N1 development contract
2026-07-20 · Order / contract · Hydrix secured an A$3.4 million engineering contract to develop safety-critical software and embedded electronics for Remedy Robotics' next-generation N1 endovascular surgical robot.
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