Mako SmartRobotics
Built by Stryker · United States
The Mako SmartRobotics is a Surgical / Medical robot developed by Stryker (United States), launched 2006, listed at $375,000–$1,250,000 USD (unverified). Key specifications: procedures total hip arthroplasty, total knee arthroplasty, partial knee arthroplasty, haptic feedback Yes, imaging compat. CT, fda year true.
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Overview
orthopedic knee/hip replacement system, haptic robotic arm, 1,600+ installations
Flagship features
- **Key differentiator:** AccuStop haptic technology enables precise, controlled bone resections and reduces soft tissue damage
- **Integrated system:** Mako 4 integrates Stryker's Q Guidance System with FP8000 camera, large display monitor, and MICS 3 power tool handpiece
- **Clinical evidence:** Over 500 peer-reviewed studies published; 1,500+ patents and patent applications
- **Software ecosystem:** Patient-specific 3D CT-based planning with dynamic joint balancing and soft tissue laxity assessment intraoperatively
- **Training:** This product page includes video content and a brochure; Stryker likely provides formal training programs (not specified on page)
- **Notable certifications:** FDA 510(k) cleared, CE marked (implied by Swiss/European market context)
Buyer decision signals
Deployments
Great Falls Hospital
Viability
Holy Cross Health adds two Mako 4 systems
Specifications
Category: Surgical / Medical- Procedures
- total hip arthroplasty, total knee arthroplasty, partial knee arthroplasty
- Haptic feedback
- Yes
- Imaging compat.
- CT
- FDA year
- true
- CE mark year
- true
- Pricing model
- purchase
Company profile
- Founded
- 1941
Detailed specifications
Other3
- Sub Category
- orthopedic
- Company Country
- US
- Additional Information
- - **Key differentiator:** AccuStop haptic technology enables precise, controlled bone resections and reduces soft tissue damage. - **Integrated system:** Mako 4 integrates Stryker's Q Guidance System with FP8000 camera, large display monitor, and MICS 3 power tool handpiece. - **Clinical evidence:** Over 500 peer-reviewed studies published; 1,500+ patents and patent applications. - **Procedural outcomes:** Studies show accurate restoration of center of rotation, reduced dislocation rates, reduced postoperative pain, improved early recovery, improved implant survivorship, and greater accuracy/precision compared to manual surgery. - **Software ecosystem:** Patient-specific 3D CT-based planning with dynamic joint balancing and soft tissue laxity assessment intraoperatively. - **Training:** This product page includes video content and a brochure; Stryker likely provides formal training programs (not specified on page). - **Notable certifications:** FDA 510(k) cleared, CE marked (implied by Swiss/European market context). - **Partnerships/Awards:** None explicitly mentioned on this page, but Stryker is a major orthopedic device manufacturer. - **Limitations:** No specific limitations noted; however, the system requires CT scan radiation exposure for planning and likely has a significant capital cost. Financing options not specified.
Who runs it· deployment evidence
1 on record · none maker-verified yet. Each links to its source — open it and judge.
- Great Falls Hospital· United Statessource ↗
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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 SmartRobotics?
- The Mako SmartRobotics is developed by Stryker, based in United States.
- What type of robot is the Mako SmartRobotics?
- The Mako SmartRobotics is a Surgical / Medical robot made by Stryker.
- How much does the Mako SmartRobotics cost?
- The Mako SmartRobotics is listed at $375,000–$1,250,000 USD in the Robolist catalogue, but this figure is unverified and not confirmed by Stryker — contact them for a quote.
- When was the Mako SmartRobotics launched?
- The Mako SmartRobotics was launched in 2006.
- What are the key specifications of the Mako SmartRobotics?
- Key specifications of the Mako SmartRobotics: procedures total hip arthroplasty, total knee arthroplasty, partial knee arthroplasty, haptic feedback Yes, imaging compat. CT, fda year true, ce mark year true.
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