Accuray
About
About Accuray
Accuray develops radiation-treatment systems that combine imaging, planning software and precisely controlled beam delivery. CyberKnife mounts a compact linear accelerator on a multi-axis robotic arm, allowing radiation to be directed from many angles without a fixed gantry. Image guidance locates the target during treatment and Synchrony adjusts beam aim continuously as the tumour or patient moves.
Radixact and TomoTherapy systems deliver intensity-modulated radiation in a helical path while integrated CT imaging supports positioning and adaptation. Radixact can also use Synchrony for real-time motion tracking and correction. Accuray supplies treatment-planning and data-management software alongside the machines and supports clinical installation and service, covering stereotactic radiosurgery, body radiotherapy and conventional fractionated treatments.
Products
- CyberKnife S7 System
CyberKnife S7 System
Supply
Supply chain relationships
- KUKA
Inbound - robotic motion components - Accuray's CyberKnife robotic radiosurgery system is built around a KUKA robotic arm platform for precision treatment delivery
Source
Financials
- ARAY - NASDAQ - USD
Team
- Steve La Neve - Chief Executive Officer - La Neve leads Accuray through a performance and growth transformation for radiosurgery and radiotherapy systems.
- Ali Pervaiz - Senior Vice President, Chief Financial Officer - Pervaiz leads Accuray finance as the company manages capital-equipment commercialization, service revenue, and global radiotherapy operations.
- Paul Miele - Senior Vice President, Chief Commercial Officer - Miele brings robotic-surgery and capital-equipment commercialization experience to Accuray global sales, channel strategy, and installed-base growth.
- Mu Young Lee - Senior Vice President, Research and Product Development - Lee leads Accuray product-development strategy for radiation therapy systems and related software medical devices.
Timeline
Events
- 2026-09-27 - Partnership - Accuray and Samsung NeuroLogica pursue volumetric imaging for CyberKnife
The collaboration combines Samsung NeuroLogica mobile CT and volumetric-imaging expertise with Accuray precision treatment delivery and motion management. The Royal Marsden is the first centre worldwide participating in the collaboration and will explore the imaging technology in robotic radiosurgery. The work is intended to improve treatment-time views of targets and surrounding anatomy and could support future anatomy-adaptive treatment decisions.
Source - 2026-05-15 - Partnership - Accuray and UW-Madison establish ten-year research collaboration
The agreement focuses on the Stellar adaptive radiation therapy platform. The collaboration covers clinical research, education, training and adaptive-therapy development. It extends a relationship rooted in the technology later commercialised as TomoTherapy.
Source - 2025-10-20 - Executive Hire - Accuray appoints Steve La Neve chief executive
La Neve became CEO on 20 October 2025. Suzanne Winter retired after six years and remained as an adviser through November. Accuray paired the leadership change with a strategic and operational transformation plan.
Source - 2021-01-05 - Regulatory - Accuray receives FDA 510(k) clearance for ClearRT imaging
ClearRT is a helical fan-beam kVCT imaging system for Radixact. Accuray said commercial release was planned for spring 2021. The clearance added integrated imaging capability to the Radixact workflow.
Source - 2016-06-27 - Regulatory - Accuray receives FDA 510(k) clearance for Radixact platform
The FDA clearance covered Radixact Treatment Delivery Platform. Accuray Precision treatment planning and iDMS data management were also cleared. Accuray planned commercial release in fiscal 2017 Q1.
Source - 2012-11-01 - Regulatory - Accuray receives FDA 510(k) clearance for CyberKnife M6 Series
The FDA clearance covered the CyberKnife M6 Series. The system added the InCise Multileaf Collimator to robotic radiosurgery workflows. Accuray said the clearance broadened CyberKnife treatment applications and improved efficiency.
Source - 2011-06-13 - Acquisition - Accuray completes acquisition of TomoTherapy
The transaction completed in June 2011 after the previously announced agreement. The combined installed base rose from 226 to more than 550 systems across 32 countries. TomoTherapy expanded Accuray from radiosurgery into image-guided intensity-modulated radiotherapy.
Source - 2007-02-08 - Market Signal - Accuray prices initial public offering
Accuray offered 10 million company shares and selling stockholders offered 6 million shares. The IPO price was $18 per share. The company identified CyberKnife as its intelligent robotic radiosurgery system.
Source
Relations
Relationships
- Samsung NeuroLogica
Volumetric Imaging Development Partner - Accuray and Samsung NeuroLogica are developing and evaluating advanced volumetric imaging for the CyberKnife robotic radiosurgery system.
Context
Comparable profiles
- True Health Medical-B / 真健康医疗-B
stack adjacency - Surgical Robot Oem
- MicroPort MedBot
stack adjacency - Surgical Robot Oem
- Surgerii Robotics
stack adjacency - Surgical Robot Oem
- Hellstern medical
stack adjacency - Surgical Robot Oem
- EndoRobotics
stack adjacency - Surgical Robot Oem
Shared workflows
- ZAP Surgical
workflow adjacency - Stereotactic Radiosurgery Robotics
- Stereotaxis
workflow adjacency - Surgical Robotics Companies
- PROCEPT BioRobotics
workflow adjacency - Surgical Robotics Companies
- Microbot Medical
workflow adjacency - Surgical Robotics Companies
- SS Innovations International
workflow adjacency - Surgical Robotics Companies
- Vicarious Surgical
workflow adjacency - Surgical Robotics Companies
- Andromeda Surgical
workflow adjacency - Surgical Robotics Companies
- Moon Surgical
workflow adjacency - Surgical Robotics Companies
- ROBEAUTE
workflow adjacency - Surgical Robotics Companies
- Nanoflex Robotics
workflow adjacency - Surgical Robotics Companies
- Revolve Surgical
workflow adjacency - Surgical Robotics Companies
- Redefine Surgery
workflow adjacency - Surgical Robotics Companies
Context tags
- Commercial deployment - Commercial Stage - Accuray sells installed robotic radiotherapy systems and supports a global clinical installed base.
- Robot-assisted procedure workflow - Workflow - Accuray builds robotically positioned stereotactic radiosurgery and radiotherapy systems.
- Hospitals and surgical centres - Customer Environment - Deployed in hospitals and surgical centres globally
- Surgical robot OEM - Stack Layer - Builds surgical robot systems for radiation oncology
- Stereotactic radiosurgery robotics - Workflow - Accuray builds robotically positioned stereotactic radiosurgery and radiotherapy systems.