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 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.
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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
Virtual Incision is on the Robotics watchlist list of Frontier Tech Intelligence with a score of 63 out of 100, below the Top 100.
Virtual Incision is based in Lincoln, Nebraska, United States.
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