Quantum Surgical alternatives

Quantum Surgical is a Montpellier, France medical robotics company founded in 2017, with a United States office in Miami, Florida and over 130 employees, as company-stated. Its Epione platform brings robotic assistance to percutaneous tumour ablation, where needles are passed through the skin to destroy tumours without open surgery, serving cancer centres and hospitals in Europe and the United States; since February 2026 it has been a subsidiary of Precision IO Group. Smith+Nephew approaches surgery from orthopaedics in the United Kingdom, where its CORI Surgical System, launched in the United States in 2020, puts the robot in a surgeon-held handpiece rather than a large robotic arm, milling bone only inside planned boundaries as markets expanded across Europe, Japan and India. SS Innovations, operating from Gurugram, India, designs and manufactures the SSi Mantra system there for hospitals that cannot support incumbent platform costs, with approved markets across Asia, Latin America, the Middle East and Eastern Europe and United States and EU approvals in progress, as company-stated. Stereotaxis, founded in 1990 in St. Louis, Missouri, pioneered Robotic Magnetic Navigation, using computer-controlled magnetic fields to steer magnetic catheter tips through blood vessels and heart chambers for hospitals and electrophysiology labs in the United States, Europe and Asia. Stryker, headquartered in Kalamazoo, Michigan, fields Mako SmartRobotics for orthopaedic robotic-arm assisted surgery, installed in 47 countries, as company-stated, including every United States state. For an ablation-focused shortlist, the alternatives split between joint work, multi-specialty surgery, magnetic heart navigation and orthopaedic arms.

Alternatives to Quantum Surgical

Smith+Nephew (CORI)

Smith+Nephew is a UK medical technology group and the leading proponent of handheld surgical robotics. Its CORI Surgical System shrinks the robot into a surgeon-held handpiece: a camera tracks the joint hundreds of times per second while a robotic burr mills bone only within the planned boundaries, so there is no large robotic arm in the operating room.

SS Innovations

SS Innovations is an Indian surgical-robotics company whose SSi Mantra system is designed and manufactured in India with the stated aim of making robotic surgery affordable and accessible to hospitals that cannot support the cost of incumbent platforms.

Stereotaxis

Stereotaxis is the pioneer of Robotic Magnetic Navigation (RMN), a surgical robotics approach in which computer-controlled magnetic fields, generated by magnets on robotic arms beside the operating table, steer the tips of magnetic catheters and guidewires through the blood vessels and chambers of the heart.

Stryker (Mako)

Stryker is a US medical technology group whose Mako SmartRobotics platform is the reference system in orthopaedic robotic-arm assisted surgery.

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