Microbot Medical Inc. expects its Liberty system to be the first company to introduce a fully disposable endovascular robotic system in the US in 2023, but still has a long regulatory pathway ahead.
Microbot Medical Hopes To Bring First Disposable Endovascular Robot To US Market
Microbot Medical CEO Harel Gadot said a recent regulatory filing marks an important milestone in his company' efforts to bring the world’s first fully disposable endovascular robot to market.
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