ForSight Robotics alternatives

ForSight Robotics is an Israeli surgical robotics company founded in 2020 in Yokneam Illit, with a planned relocation to Caesarea, built to automate ophthalmic surgery starting with cataract procedures and extending to eye diseases such as glaucoma and retinal conditions. It serves global ophthalmology through hospitals and eye-surgery centres, reports more than 110 employees, as company-reported, and is privately held with $195 million raised in total, as company-stated, including a $125 million Series B in June 2025. Globus Medical answers from spine and cranial navigation, a United States company founded in 2003 in Audubon, Pennsylvania, whose ExcelsiusGPS platform was launched in 2017, after its 2023 merger with NuVasive. MMI focuses far smaller in scale, a Jacksonville, Florida headquartered company founded in 2015 near Pisa, Italy, where its Symani microsurgery system is manufactured, serving hospitals in the United States and international markets with FDA authorisation and a European CE mark. Medtronic offers breadth through Hugo, its soft-tissue robotic-assisted surgery system unveiled in 2019, with first commercial releases following its 2021 European CE mark and a United States launch under way following FDA clearance. Momentis Surgical, also Israeli and founded in 2013 as Memic Innovative Surgery, develops miniature arms that imitate the human arm with shoulder, elbow and wrist joints, for benign gynaecology and ventral hernia work in United States hospital systems. An eye-centre shortlist therefore looks very different once spine navigation, supermicrosurgery, general soft-tissue surgery and miniature arms enter the comparison.

Alternatives to ForSight Robotics

Globus Medical (Excelsius)

Globus Medical is a US musculoskeletal device company, founded in 2003 and headquartered in Audubon, Pennsylvania, that became one of the largest spine technology groups after its 2023 merger with NuVasive.

MMI (Medical Microinstruments)

MMI (Medical Microinstruments) is a surgical robotics company dedicated to microsurgery and supermicrosurgery — open surgery performed at a scale smaller than the unaided human hand can reliably manage.

Medtronic (Hugo RAS)

Medtronic is the world’s largest medical technology group, and its entry in surgical robotics is the Hugo robotic-assisted surgery (RAS) system, part of its Surgical business.

Momentis Surgical

Momentis Surgical Ltd. is an Israeli surgical robotics company founded in 2013 as Memic Innovative Surgery, developing robots whose miniature arms imitate the human arm — with shoulder, elbow and wrist joints — rather than the straight instruments of conventional surgical robots.

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