German company Avatera Medical is preparing to take on the surgical robotics market with a new, CE-marked system. The company has announced a strategic plan to build a major production facility for medical robotics in Germany in 2020.
The global market for surgical robots currently stands at $4.5bn, with experts estimating growth to treble by 2025, and a new player is gearing up to enter the market.
Based in Jena, Germany, Avatera Medical is preparing to launch a new system on the market in 2020. The device...
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The reason for the correction is that if the device momentarily activates but does not cut or staple tissue, providers can be inadvertently locked out during surgical procedures. When a lockout occurs, additional steps are required to open the device and remove it from tissue.
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