Microrobot system is designed to float inside stroke patient for autonomous thrombectomy

Artedrone designed its Sasha mechanical thrombectomy system to use magnets and robotics to help the catheter retrieve a stroke patient’s blood clot.

Expanding care to stroke victims is one of medtech’s biggest opportunities, and startup Artedrone is developing a microrobot system that can navigate to blood clots for autonomous mechanical thrombectomies.

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