Titan Medical, Medtronic agree to cooperate on surgical robotics development

Titan Medical, Medtronic agree to cooperate on surgical robotics development

The Mazor X Stealth robot-assisted spinal surgical system. Source: Medtronic

The development of systems for robot-assisted surgery is difficult, with the need to meet stringent clinical requirements, get regulator approvals, and keep costs under control. Titan Medical Inc. announced an agreement with Medtronic PLC to advance the design and development of surgical robots. The onetime rivals also signed a licensing agreement regarding some of Titan’s intellectual property.

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