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Modular & portable surgical robot for minimal access surgery
CMR Surgical manufactures Versius, a modular and portable robot-assisted surgical system designed as a hybrid between robotic and laparoscopic surgery. The system enables surgeons to perform minimal access procedures across multiple specialties including colorectal, thoracic, and gynecologic surgery. Versius is FDA 510(k) cleared for cholecystectomy and operates in Europe, Latin America, AMEA, and Australia. The company differentiates on portability and modularity, with compact robotic arms not attached to fixed booms, enabling flexible operating theatre deployment.
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Versius
Company facts
- Legal name
- CMR Surgical Ltd
- HQ
- Cambridge, United Kingdom
- Founded
- 2014 · 12 yrs
- Website
- www.cmrsurgical.com
Trusted by
- HCA Healthcare UK (The Wellington Hospital)surgicalroboticstechnology.com ↗
Milestones
Announced 45,000 patients treated globally with Versius; positioned as second most widely used robotic surgery platform globally
Raised $200 million capital to accelerate commercial efforts in U.S. and Asia; opened new manufacturing facility in Ely capable of producing 500 Versius systems annually
Received $3 billion valuation
Secured $600 million Series D funding led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2, valuing company at $3 billion
Achieved Unicorn status
Raised $240 million Series C funding
Company rebranded from Cambridge Medical Robotics to CMR Surgical
Press coverage
- CMR Surgical Announces 45k Patients Treated Globally
CMR Surgical (Official) · Mar 2026
- CMR Surgical Considers Potential $4 Billion Sale Amid Global Expansion of Versius Robot
The Spine Market Group
- CMR Surgical raises $600M for Versius robotic system
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Active products by CMR Surgical
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| 1 |  | Versius | Surgical / Medical | 34.3 |
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