ForSight Robotics completed a $125 million Series B funding round to support its ophthalmic robotic surgery tech.
Eclipse led the financing, with an undisclosed strategic investor and Fred Moll, the father of surgical robotics, participating.
The funding brought ForSight Robotics' total funding to $195 million.
The company plans to use the funds to accelerate the growth phase for its Oryom platform, the world's first robotic surgery platform for cataracts and eye diseases.
Oryom uses AI-based algorithms, advanced computer vision, and miniaturized mechanics for precise ophthalmic procedures.
It offers improved ergonomic experience, dexterity, and maneuverability for surgeons.
The platform allows access to anterior and posterior segments for glaucoma and retinal surgery treatments.
ForSight Robotics aims to launch first-in-human clinical trials this year.
The company sees ophthalmology as the next frontier in the robotics revolution and aims to bring transformative impact to eye surgery.
The NHS of England plans to support half a million robotic operations annually by 2035, up from 70,000 in 2023 and 2024.
Millions of patients are expected to benefit from robotic surgery efforts to reduce waiting times.
The article was republished from sister website MassDevice.
ForSight Robotics is focused on advancing robotic surgery technology for eye procedures.
The company aims to address the precision and complexity unique to eye surgeries.
The Oryom platform enables surgeons to navigate complex angles within the human eye.
AI, computer vision, and miniaturized mechanics are utilized to perform eye surgeries.
The funding round will facilitate the development and launch of innovative robotic solutions for ophthalmology.