Virtual Incision News Today

Components from maxon are integral to the spaceMIRA surgical robot, which recently completed its first demo test surgeries in zero gravity on the

Maxon said its components were integral in the spaceMIRA surgical robot's zero-gravity test surgeries on the International Space Station.

Using a a surgical robot, surgeons on Earth perform remote simulated surgery on the International Space Station for the first time.

Virtual Incision announced it has received marketing authorization from the Food and Drug Administration for its MIRA Surgical System, a robot-assisted surgical device used in colon resection surgeries.

A team of Earth-based doctors have performed remote-controlled surgery in space using a robot

The U.S. FDA granted Virtual Incision Corp. de novo marketing authorization for its miniaturized in vivo robotic assistant for use in colectomy procedures in adults. The two-pound device offers portability and quick setup, eliminating the need for specialized operating rooms or arrangements to accommodate robotics.

A miniaturized surgical robot developed by University of Nebraska professors is now authorized by the FDA for use on adults undergoing colon surgery.

Welcome to the MassDevice Fast Five medtech news podcast. Here’s what you need to know for today, February 27, 2024.

Virtual Incision announced it has received marketing authorization from the Food and Drug Administration for its MIRA Surgical System, a robot-assisted surgical device used in colon resection surgeries.

Virtual Incision announced it has received marketing authorization from the Food and Drug Administration for its MIRA Surgical System, a robot-assisted surgical device used in colon resection surgeries.