Mako Partial Knee
Built by Stryker · United States
The Mako Partial Knee is a Surgical / Medical robot developed by Stryker (United States), listed at $375,000–$550,000 USD (unverified). Key specifications: type orthopedic surgery, procedures partial knee arthroplasty, unicompartmental knee arthroplasty, arms 1, dof / arm 6.
RoboScore
Very strong evidence
No confirmed deployment on record — this score reflects the rest of the record, not verified adoption.
5 of 9 signals present
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Ranked #1 of 59 in the Surgical / Medical standing.
See the standingWhere it has stood42 days · best #1 · worst #1
Nothing changed about Mako Partial Knee itself — these days are its maker's news:
- 9 Aug Its maker's news lifted the score 0.79 — the board noticed.
- 28 Aug Its maker's news lifted the score 0.74 — the board noticed.
One reading per day since 3 Aug, when the current ordering began. The rank above is the reading for 13 Sept, taken against 59 robots — the standing itself is live, so a robot added since then counts there and not here yet.
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Overview
Mako Partial Knee helps enable the surgeon to dynamically balance soft tissue tensioning intraoperatively, with the goal of recreating natural knee kinematics. Clinical studies have shown that Mako Partial Knee has the potential to reproducibly deliver component placement that is accurate to the 3D patient-specific preoperative plans.
Flagship features
- Mako Partial Knee's 3D CT-based plan allows for planning tailored to each patient’s unique anatomy
- Clinical studies report a 46% reduction in risk of revision over nine years compared to other unicompartmental knees
- High ten-year survival rates ranging from 93% to 100%
- Provides significant reduction in postoperative pain compared to manual partial knees
- Associated with a 40.2% reduction in time to discharge, averaging 28 hours faster than manual methods
Buyer decision signals
Viability
Holy Cross Health adds two Mako 4 systems
Availability
Specifications
Category: Surgical / Medical- Type
- orthopedic surgery
- Procedures
- partial knee arthroplasty, unicompartmental knee arthroplasty
- Arms
- 1
- DOF / arm
- 6
- Tremor filtering
- Yes
- Motion scaling
- Yes
- Haptic feedback
- Yes
- Force feedback
- No
- Imaging compat.
- ct
- Console type
- seated immersive
- Single-port
- No
- Regulatory
- fda_510k, ce_mark
- FDA year
- 510(k) K170584 for Mako Partial Knee Application
- Maturity
- commercial shipping
- Pricing model
- purchase
Company profile
- Founded
- 1941
Detailed specifications
What it is built for2
- Applications
- surgical assistance
- Industries Served
- hospital
Movement & precision1
- Navigation Type
- CT-based pre-operative planning and robotic-arm-assisted execution
Buying & support4
- Price Tier
- 40-80K
- Datasheet Url
- Preview PDF online
- Deployment Count
- 240000
- Availability Status
- available
Other details5
- Type
- object
- Title
- SurgicalMedicalRobotExtraction
- $Schema
- View Link
- Bone Sparing, Curved Design
- The implant designs feature bone-sparing, curved surfaces enabled by Mako robotic-arm assistance allowing surgeons to create anatomic, sculpted resections using either the burr-only or planar workflow for bone preparation.
- Targeted Solutions For Multiple Disease States
- Restoris MCK offers a solution for patients suffering from osteoarthritis in one or more compartments of the knee: medial unicompartmental, lateral unicompartmental, patellofemoral and medial bicompartmental.
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Company milestones
- Jan 2026DeploymentHoly Cross Health adds two Mako 4 systems
- Apr 2025DeploymentFirst global robotic hip revision with Mako Total Hip 5.0
- Mar 2025MilestoneStryker showcases next generation of Mako SmartRobotics at AAOS 2025
- Feb 2025DeploymentGreat Falls Hospital adds Mako SmartRobotics system
- 2025DeploymentFirst Iowa hospital uses Mako 4
- 2025DeploymentFirst Mako Spine cases completed
- 2025LaunchFull U.S. commercial launch expected in 2025
- 2025MilestoneStryker limited market release of Mako 4
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Frequently asked questions
- Who makes the Mako Partial Knee?
- The Mako Partial Knee is developed by Stryker, based in United States.
- What type of robot is the Mako Partial Knee?
- The Mako Partial Knee is a Surgical / Medical robot made by Stryker.
- How much does the Mako Partial Knee cost?
- The Mako Partial Knee is listed at $375,000–$550,000 USD in the Robolist catalogue, but this figure is unverified and not confirmed by Stryker — contact them for a quote.
- What are the key specifications of the Mako Partial Knee?
- Key specifications of the Mako Partial Knee: type orthopedic surgery, procedures partial knee arthroplasty, unicompartmental knee arthroplasty, arms 1, dof / arm 6, tremor filtering Yes.
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