Version 4: Ultimate Soft Tissue Surgical Robot Comparison Chart
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Version 4: Ultimate Soft Tissue Surgical Robot Comparison Chart


Version 4 soft tissue comparison table Steve Bell
Version 4 Ultimate soft tissue comparison table


Soft Tissue Surgical Robots – Version 4 is here.


This sheet has had a massive update with a ton of new companies and new information: Remember this is from a combination of public sources combined with guesswork so can have some inaccuracies,


What’s inside?


Key features, capabilities, and company details

Key details on system specifications and more

"My comments" column for sharper insights

Curated and structured for fast analysis and investor-level clarity


What's new? - Release notes


🆕 Version 4 Release Notes – Soft Tissue Surgical Robotics

Headline Numbers

Total robots in V3: 72

Total robots in V4: 79

Net increase: +7 systems


✅ New Companies / Systems Added in V4

Accrea Medical Robotics – AVROS-P (passive)

Agibot – AGIBOT

Artisential – STARK

Edda Technology – IQQA

F-Med – Micro Surgery System

Meril – Mizzo Endo 4000 (re-badged Kang Duo?)

Swan Endosurgical – System TBD

TUODAO – Laparoscopic Robot

(Also noted as “new” in structure: CMR Surgical – Versius / Versius PLUS refresh, plus Titan Medical SPORT and Harbin Sagebot variants now marked explicitly as defunct.)


❌ Removed / Reclassified from V3

CMR Surgical – Versius / Versus PLUS (old naming, updated in V4)

Endolumenal – entry structure changed/renamed

Harbin Sagebot – Kangduo and SR2000 entries replaced by “Kangduo – Now defunct” and SR2000 / SR2000-plus

Titan Medical – SPORT (now carried forward as “SPORT – Now defunct”)


🔑 Critical Changes Between Versions

Status updates: Multiple entries explicitly tagged “Now defunct” in V4 (e.g., Harbin Sagebot, Titan Medical), clarifying market exits.

Naming consistency: CMR’s platform updated to “Versius / Versius PLUS” instead of “Versius / Versus PLUS.”

Expansion of coverage: New companies added in emerging markets (China, India, etc.), plus niche systems (micro-surgery, passive arms).

Clarity: Several rows previously vague (“Endolumenal”) restructured or renamed.


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Whether you're a startup founder, investor, surgeon, or strategist—this version is your shortcut to understanding who’s doing what, where, and how fast they’re moving.


If you're serious about surgical robotics, Version 4 is your new cheat code.

Don’t just stay updated—stay ahead.


This is aimed at researchers, buyers, marketing professionals, commercial professionals, and anyone that needs to know specifics of all the systems out there. It will help in contracting, tenders, marketing strategies, R&D strategies, commercial strategies, and more.


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