XRlabs
About
About XRlabs
XRlabs develops surgical-intelligence software that connects existing operating-room devices through computer vision and real-time data integration. Founded by neurosurgeon Ali Haddad and headquartered in London with a Palo Alto office, the company combines surgical video, navigation telemetry and pre-operative imaging into anatomy-aware views. Its SIM offering uses patient scans for interactive planning, while its intraoperative work adds instrument tracking, visualization and assistive workflows to equipment such as surgical scopes.
The company describes a device-agnostic external software layer, including work with NVIDIA Jetson Thor and Isaac for Healthcare. These integrations provide Physical AI and robotics-infrastructure relevance without making XRlabs a surgical-robot manufacturer. Its October 2026 seed round supports engineering, clinical evidence and regulatory development. Reported use across more than one hundred cases spans the company’s platform; intraoperative capabilities remain under development and clinical evaluation, with research use distinct from general regulatory clearance.
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Funding
- 2026-10-19 - Seed - $8.4M - XRlabs raises $8.4 million seed for surgical intelligence
XRlabs raised $8.4 million in seed funding led by Playground Global, with participation from Eka Ventures. - source: xrlabs.ai
Investors
- Eka Ventures - Participant - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2026-10-19
- Playground Global - Lead - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2026-10-19
Timeline
Events
- 2026-10-19 - Funding - XRlabs raises $8.4 million seed for surgical intelligence
The company will grow engineering and clinical teams, expand its evidence base and advance regulatory work in the UK, Europe and United States. Its software combines live surgical video, navigation telemetry and pre-operative imaging across existing operating-room equipment. Former Medtronic chairman and CEO Omar Ishrak joins as board chair.
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Relations
Relationships
- NVIDIA
Technology Partner - XRlabs identifies NVIDIA as a robotics partner and uses Jetson Thor and Isaac for Healthcare in its surgical AI development.
