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Virtual Incision

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States · virtualincision.com

Virtual Incision develops and commercially sells MIRA, a portable miniaturized robotic surgical platform for colectomy procedures, with remote-surgery capabilities demonstrated in clinical and porcine procedures.

Robotics · watchlist · score 63

Positioning

Virtual Incision makes MIRA, the first miniaturized robotic-assisted surgery device to receive FDA marketing authorization (2024) — a two-pound robot that enters through a single incision, versus the room-sized incumbents — initially authorized for colectomy. Its SpaceMIRA variant performed remote-controlled surgical tasks aboard the ISS in February 2024 with surgeons operating from Nebraska, the strongest possible demonstration of its long-range telesurgery architecture. Commercially it is early — FDA authorization is recent, and it has been extending its Series C to fund rollout against Intuitive Surgical near-monopoly — but the regulatory first and the miniaturization are durable differentiators. University of Nebraska Medical Center lineage.

Latest signals

  • Virtual Incision’s MIRA Surgical System is a portable, miniaturized robotic platform designed for use without a dedicated operating room.Virtual Incision
  • Virtual Incision received FDA 510(k) clearance for the MIRA Surgical System in benign hysterectomy procedures.Virtual Incision
  • Virtual Incision commercially offers MIRA in the United States for colectomy procedures but has not yet launched commercial gynecology availability.Virtual Incision
  • Sovato Health and industry partners published technical guidelines for safe, scalable telesurgery.The Robot Report
  • DeviceTalks West will feature Johnson & Johnson MedTech, Intuitive Surgical, and Virtual Incision executives on surgical-robotics expansion.The Robot Report

13 signals name Virtual Incision. Members see all of them, filtered by topic, source and date.

Facts, with sources

  • MIRA commercially offered in the United States for colectomy procedures; commercial gynecology availability not yet launchedProduct launch · Virtual Incision
  • MIRA commercially available in the United States for colectomy proceduresProduct launch · virtualincision.com
  • Sovato Health and industry partners published technical guidelines for safe, scalable telesurgeryPartnership · The Robot Report
  • First Florida hysterectomy using MIRA as part of an FDA-approved IDE study at HCA Florida Mercy HospitalPilot · hcafloridahealthcare.com

11 facts on file. Members see all of them with the source link.

Scores, Robotics (of 10)

Deployment6
Production6
Commercials4
Progress6
Technology8
Positioning6
Firepower6
Leverage6

Traction: deployment, production, commercials, progress. Capability: technology, positioning, firepower, leverage.

Questions this page answers

What does Virtual Incision do?

Virtual Incision develops and commercially sells MIRA, a portable miniaturized robotic surgical platform for colectomy procedures, with remote-surgery capabilities demonstrated in clinical and porcine procedures. Virtual Incision makes MIRA, the first miniaturized robotic-assisted surgery device to receive FDA marketing authorization (2024) — a two-pound robot that enters through a single incision, versus the room-sized incumbents — initially authorized for colectomy. Its SpaceMIRA variant performed remote-controlled surgical tasks aboard the ISS in February 2024 with surgeons operating from Nebraska, the

Where does Virtual Incision rank in robotics?

Virtual Incision is on the Robotics watchlist list of Frontier Tech Intelligence with a score of 63 out of 100, below the Top 100.

Where is Virtual Incision based and when was it founded?

Virtual Incision is based in Lincoln, Nebraska, United States.

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