Top Surgical Robots Companies

The global surgical robots market is growing as more patients are requesting non-invasive surgical options, which provide greater accuracy and less possibility for errors due to bleeding, longer hospital stays, and recovery times than traditional procedures. The increase in chronic illness and disease, especially cardiovascular disease, cancer, and urology, has increased the use and demand for robotic-assisted surgical techniques in hospitals around the globe.

Industry Overview

According to SkyQuest Technology “Surgical Robots Market By Offering (Instruments & Acessories, Services), By Application (General Surgery, Orthopedic Surgery), By End User (Hospitals & Clinics, Ambulatory Surgery Centers), By Control Mode, By Region- Industry Forecast 2025-2032,” Global Surgical Robots Market is projected to grow at a CAGR of over 13.4% by 2032, on account of urgent need for automating quantified data. Technological advancements in surgical robot technology, such as advancements in 3D imaging, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) with surgical platforms, haptic feedback capabilities in robotic arms, and greater flexibility in surgical instruments, are providing surgeons with improved capabilities to perform surgeries more accurately and expeditiously. Furthermore, the lack of available qualified surgeons, increasing volume of surgeries, and a desire to have the best possible outcome from surgery are driving health care organizations to utilize robotic surgeries and invest in technologies that increase speed and accuracy.

Top 10 Global Surgical Robots Companies

1. Intuitive Surgical Company

Intuitive Surgical Company is the undisputed worldwide leader in surgical robotics. Intuitive Surgical has almost single-handedly created and defined the surgical robotics marketplace. Intuitive Surgical's flagship platform, the da Vinci Surgical System includes the da Vinci Xi, da Vinci X, and da Vinci SP (single port) robotic systems and software is currently the most widely used surgical robotic system for soft-tissue procedures globally today including (but are not limited to) General Surgery, Urology, Gynecology and Cardiothoracic Surgery.

2. Stryker Corporations

Stryker Corporation is a large diversified medical technology player and holds a strong position within the orthopedic robotic marketplace and their main product is the new Mako SmartRobotics system that provides surgeons with increased precision and personalization during knee and hip replacement procedures.

3. Medtronic PLC

Medtronic PLC is considered one of the largest medical device manufacturers in the world and as such has invested heavily into the surgical robotic market to compete with the leader in soft-tissue robotic surgery. Medtronic's primary platform within the soft-tissue robotic surgery segment is the Hugo Robotic-Assisted Surgery (RAS) system, a modular surgical robotic system that was designed to provide greater flexibility and to reduce the cost and accessibility barriers for hospitals.

4. Johnson and Johnson (JJ)

Johnson and Johnson is a significant new competitor entering the surgical robotic space with an established medical technology division and efforts focused on building a wide-ranging product portfolio across the surgical specialties. J&J's recent acquisition of Auris Health will enhance JJ's portfolio by adding the Monarch Platform for use in endoluminal surgical procedures, primarily bronchoscopy and Urology.

5. Zimmer Biomet

Zimmer Biomet's primary business focus is Orthopaedic Services, including Joint Replacement. A key part of their business is the ROSA® (Robotically Assisted Surgery) system designed to assist surgeons with total knee replacement, partial knee replacement, hip replacement, and spinal surgery.

6. Smith & Nephew

Smith & Nephew develop advanced medical technologies. They focus primarily on orthopaedics (surgical procedures involving bones) and sports medicine. They have also developed the CORI Surgical System (robotic-assisted surgical system). This is a modern compact handheld surgical robot that can be used for a total or partial knee replacement.

7. CMR Surgical

CMR Surgical has rapidly established itself as a global company, originating from the United Kingdom, with their Versius Surgical Robotics System. The Versius Surgical Robotic System is unique due to its modular construction, enabling the use of only as many robotic arms as necessary by each hospital for different procedures.

8. Renishaw plc

Renishaw is an international engineering and scientific technologies group. Their expertise has led to a focus on Neurosurgery with respect to Surgical Robotics. Their main product is Neuromate® Stereotactic Robots which provide dependable and repeatable placement of surgical instruments into locations in the human brain.

9. Globus Medical

Globulus Medical is a vertically integrated manufacturer of spinal surgical devices and orthopedic implants who have turned their focus towards utilizing robotics through integration of navigation systems for assistance during these procedures; their primary robotic solution, Excelsius GPS™, is a robotically guided navigation tool that offers the ability to map the precise direction and dimension of screws, for example, before insertion with 3D imaging using either a CT or intraoperative fluoroscope.

10. Asensus Surgical

Asensus Surgical was previously known as TransEnterix. This company is focused on developing solutions that improve the performance of minimally invasive general and soft tissue surgery through the Senhance Surgical System, a Digital Laparoscopy System that demonstrates a desire to combine aspects of both methods of surgery (i.e., laparoscopic and robotic), while reducing the costs of each.

Other Leading Global Surgical Robots Companies

• PROCEPT BioRobotics
• Accuray
• THINK Surgical
• Brainlab
• Distalmotion
• Stereotaxis
• Moon Surgical
• Noah Medical
• Medrobotics Corporation
• TINAVI Medical Technologies
• Vicarious Surgical
• Medicaroid

Conclusion

The global surgical robots market appears ready for significant growth due to the increasing trend of hospitals and surgical centers converting to using highly precise and minimally invasive techniques in order to increase favorable results for patients while also improving operational efficiencies. These trends are being accelerated through advancements in robotics, artificial intelligence (AI), and imaging technologies that continue to enhance the capabilities and dependability of surgical systems. This has resulted in an increase in the use of surgical robots in all surgical specialties, including Orthopaedics, Urology, Gynaecology, and General Surgery.