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Lincoln company to send world's first mini surgical robot to space - Vimarsana News

Lincoln company to send world's first mini surgical robot to space

Shane Farritor said the research on the space station will be a huge step toward what he calls "telesurgery."

Source: klkntv.com
Nebraska company to send mini surgical robot to the ISS. - Vimarsana News

Nebraska company to send mini surgical robot to the ISS.

Lincoln medical device company Virtual Incision has developed the world's first mini robotic-assisted surgery system, known as MIRA.

Source: ketv.com
cultivate (MD) Capital Funds Portfolio Company Virtual Incision Announces Approval to Complete Clinical Study Enrollment for its MIRA® Platform - Vimarsana News

cultivate (MD) Capital Funds Portfolio Company Virtual Incision Announces Approval to Complete Clinical Study Enrollment for its MIRA® Platform

/PRNewswire/ -- cultivate(MD) Capital Funds LP, funds that are focused on investments into early-stage healthcare companies with innovative technologies,...

PickNik Robotics Lands Space Force, NASA Deal for Robot Arms to Grab Objects in Orbit - Vimarsana News

PickNik Robotics Lands Space Force, NASA Deal for Robot Arms to Grab Objects in Orbit

NASA and Space Force ordered an extra set of robotic hands from PickNik Robotics. PickNik Robotics landed a deal with the United States Space Force and NASA for its innovative robotic hands that will grab space objects for the agency, with the tech staying in orbit.

Nebraska's Fast-Growing Bioscience Industry - Vimarsana News

Nebraska's Fast-Growing Bioscience Industry

NEBRASKA, October 18 - Nebraska’s Fast-Growing Bioscience Industry By Governor Pete Ricketts October 18, 2022   Governor’s official photo here.   In 2024, NASA