Verified Events
DateTypeCompanyHeadlineSegment
HOPE begins training for deployment of Zeta TMS Robotic System
- HOPE is the first interventional-psychiatry network preparing to deploy the robotic system.
- The system mounts the TMS coil on a robotic arm and adjusts its position as the patient moves.
- The rollout is separate from HOPE’s earlier use of Zeta’s non-robotic TMS Navigation System.
Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi completes Middle East's first MONARCH robotic bronchoscopy
- MONARCH guides a flexible endoscope through the lung airways to biopsy small, hard-to-reach nodules.
- The completed procedure establishes clinical use at Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi.
- The hospital used the platform to support continuous-vision navigation and tissue sampling in peripheral lung anatomy.
Genesis treats first patients at Hungary's University of Szeged
- The Szent-Györgyi Albert Clinical Center is the first hospital in Hungary to establish a heart-rhythm programme using Genesis RMN.
- Physicians have treated the programme's first patients across a broad range of cardiac arrhythmias.
- Genesis uses computer-controlled magnetic fields to steer compatible interventional devices during catheter-based procedures.
First patient treated with Zeta TMS Navigation System at HOPE Therapeutics
- Navigation systems were installed in West Palm Beach and Sarasota, with treatments beginning at both clinics that week.
- RealTrack registers MRI or CT images to facial anatomy in under two minutes and continuously tracks the TMS coil.
- Outpatient workflows included eligible patients receiving treatment for major depressive disorder.
Zeta Surgical begins first commercial TMS Navigation deployment at HOPE Therapeutics
- RealTrack uses markerless image guidance to align MRI or CT scans with patient facial anatomy.
- The system was described as providing submillimetric precision with session setup under two minutes.
- The clinic planned to use navigated TMS for major depressive disorder and other neurological conditions.
XCath Iris completes first in-human telerobotic stroke procedure
- Dr. Vitor Mendes Pereira operated from a control room in Santiago, Panama, about 200 kilometres from the patient at Panama Clinic in Panama City.
- The procedure was overseen locally by principal investigator Dr. Anastasio Ameijeiras Sibauste and used remote robotic mechanical thrombectomy for an ischemic stroke.
- Crescent Enterprises reported submillimetre precision, no perceptible latency and successful treatment in the landmark remote intervention.
SS Innovations performs 24 telesurgeries in 12 hours and reaches 100th telesurgery milestone
- Surgeons using SSI Mantra completed 24 telesurgeries in 12 hours from SS Innovations headquarters.
- The initiative coincided with the company's 100th telesurgery milestone.
- The event served as a scaled deployment proof point for the firm's remote surgery infrastructure.
XCath EVR robotic system performs first-in-human brain aneurysm procedures
- XCath announced first-in-human use of its EVR robotic system to treat three patients with complex brain aneurysms at The Panama Clinic.
- The procedures marked only the second time a surgical robot had been used in an intracranial neurovascular intervention.
- The milestone established a major clinical proof point ahead of commercialization and later Series C financing.
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.
Andromeda completes robotic-assisted HoLEP procedure in Chile
- The procedure used Andromeda's tablet-based interface in the ASTRA clinical study.
- Dr. Cristián Trucco performed the procedure at Universidad Católica in Santiago, Chile.
- The milestone established clinical feasibility without implying commercial availability or regulatory approval.
Neuralink reports first human implant in PRIME Study
- Neuralink announced that the first human participant had received its brain-computer interface implant.
- The PRIME Study evaluates both the wireless implant and the surgical robot used for implantation.
- The milestone marked Neuralink's first human use of its implantable BCI system.
Noah Medical begins Galaxy clinical trial in Hong Kong
- Drs. Calvin Ng and Rainbow Lau conducted the first procedure.
- The trial evaluates TiLT+ imaging, center-strike accuracy and diagnostic yield; patients were enrolled and the trial was underway.
Noah Medical begins U.S. commercial use of Galaxy at UChicago Medicine
- The milestone followed a first-in-human trial at Macquarie University Hospital in Sydney.
- Galaxy combines TiLT+ imaging, a single-use bronchoscope and a compact footprint for bronchoscopy suites.
Noah Medical begins first-human Galaxy trial in Sydney
- The FRONTIER study evaluates safety and feasibility for reaching and biopsying peripheral lung nodules.
- Professor Alvin Ing is the principal investigator; the trial uses integrated tomosynthesis, augmented fluoroscopy and a single-use bronchoscope.
HCA Florida Northwest Hospital acquires Anovo Surgical System
- The hospital acquired Anovo for trained operating-room use.
- The system had received FDA De Novo marketing authorization in 2021.
- Supported use remained limited to the authorized benign gynecologic procedures.
EndoQuest installs first ELS system at Brigham and Women's Hospital
- The placement put EndoQuest's flexible endoluminal robotic system into a named hospital environment rather than only a lab or trade-show setting.
- The company positioned the installation as a step toward developing scar-free endoluminal procedures and preparing its clinical workflow.
- Brigham and Women's Hospital served as the initial placement site for surgeon evaluation and procedure-development work.
Two Japanese hospitals deploy ExcelsiusGPS
- Both hospitals integrated the exact ExcelsiusGPS robotic navigation platform.
- The two sites had completed more than ten cases by the announcement date.
- The deployments extended the platform’s clinical use into Japan.