Minute Insight: Stryker Partners With Microbot To Create Liberty Neurointervention Robot

The companies announced a strategic collaboration to integrate Stryker’s neurovascular instruments with Microbot’s Liberty robot to create procedure kits specifically for neurovascular interventions.

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Stryker has agreed to work with Microbot Medical Inc. to develop the world’s first robotic procedure kits for neurovascular interventions.

Microbot was founded in Israel in 2010 by medtech entrepreneur Yossi Bornstein, who co-founded XACT Robotics, and engineer Moshe...

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