Organization & Developments: Virtual Incision

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* It has developed the MIRA (Miniaturized In vivo Robotic Assistant) Platform, a first-of-its-kind miniaturized surgical robotic support device, focusing first on colon resection, with follow-on specialty robots for additional potential applications.
*Developing prototypes for its single-incision laparoscopy device platform.
*Many surgical robots require a dedicated operating room while the approximately 2-pound MIRA can be used as a stand-alone device for smaller facilities or within an existing standard system
*Miniaturized Robotic-Assisted Surgery (miniRAS)
*Surgical robotics developer
*The company establishing its headquarters in Lincoln, Neb., not far from the University of Nebraska, through which the company exclusively licenses its technology.
*Virtual Incision develops a miniaturized surgical robotic support device with a focus on colon resection.
*Virtual Incision technology employs existing surgical tools and techniques that surgeons are already familiar with, and plans for colon resection procedures to be its device's first application.
2024: Developed a space version of MIRA and sent it to the International Space Station where surgeons based on earth were able to direct the space MIRA and successfully simulate surgical maneuvers
2025: Building a better robot: How Virtual Incision plans to challenge Intuitive