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Mako Spine

Built by Stryker · United States

Updated Sep 2026·methodology
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The Mako Spine is a Surgical / Medical robot developed by Stryker (United States). Key specifications: type vascular, procedures intravascular lithotripsy, peripheral arterial disease treatment, haptic feedback Yes, regulatory unknown.

RoboScore

60.0/ 100

Strong evidence

No confirmed deployment on record — this score reflects the rest of the record, not verified adoption.

4 of 9 signals present

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Commercial maturity20%100/100
Deployment footprint20%unknown
Proven track record12%unknown
Spec completeness12%82/100
Company financial health12%unknown
Company maturity8%100/100
Manufacturer portfolio6%66/100
Media mentions (trailing 12 months)6%unknown
Independent recognition4%unknown

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Overview

Mako Spine is designed to give surgeons confidence that they’re executing their procedure to plan and support correct level selection with visual level indication and haptic feedback.

At a glance

  • Built for surgical assistance
  • Used across hospital systems and ambulatory surgery centers
  • Navigates using computer assisted planning and surgical navigation
  • Certified to 510(k) cleared as substantially equivalent (K241517)

Buyer decision signals

Viability

est. 1941

Holy Cross Health adds two Mako 4 systems

Certifications & autonomy

510(k) cleared as substantially equivalent (K241517)

Specifications

Category: Surgical / Medical
Type
vascular
Procedures
intravascular lithotripsy, peripheral arterial disease treatment
Haptic feedback
Yes
Regulatory
unknown
FDA year
K241517
Maturity
commercial shipping
VerifiedSelf-reportedEstimated

Company profile

Founded
1941

Detailed specifications

What it is built for2
Applications
surgical assistance
Industries Served
hospital
Movement & precision1
Navigation Type
computer-assisted planning and surgical navigation
Controls & integration1
Compatible Vision
Q Guidance FP8000 camera
Safety & certification1
Safety Certification
510(k) cleared as substantially equivalent (K241517)
Buying & support1
Datasheet Url
Preview PDF online
Other details6
Haptic Technology
AccuStop™
Smart Segmentation
Automatically identifies and labels vertebrae down to the bone surface level
Automatic Depth Stop
Copilot Smart Driver
Smart Screw Placement
Automatically stops at pre-planned depth
Integrated Technologies
Airo TruCT, Q Guidance System, Spine Guidance 5 Software with Copilot
Algorithm Driven Suggestions
Automatic and customizable screw size and trajectory suggestions

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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

Stryker in the news

the maker

8 events

Saint Agnes performs 1st spine surgery in Central Valley using Mako 4 robotic system

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Frequently asked questions

Who makes the Mako Spine?
The Mako Spine is developed by Stryker, based in United States.
What type of robot is the Mako Spine?
The Mako Spine is a Surgical / Medical robot made by Stryker.
How much does the Mako Spine cost?
Pricing for the Mako Spine is not publicly listed — contact Stryker for a quote.
What are the key specifications of the Mako Spine?
Key specifications of the Mako Spine: type vascular, procedures intravascular lithotripsy, peripheral arterial disease treatment, haptic feedback Yes, regulatory unknown, fda year K241517.

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