Versius
Built by CMR Surgical · United Kingdom
The Versius is a Surgical / Medical robot developed by CMR Surgical (United Kingdom), listed at $1,000,000 USD (unverified). Key specifications: type laparoscopic surgery, procedures thoracic surgery, general surgery, gynaecology, tremor filtering Yes, motion scaling Yes.
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Overview
The uniquely small, modular & portable surgical robot that fits into virtually any operating room, making it easy for surgeons to adopt, easy to move around a hospital, and ultimately maximises utilisation. The patented V-wrist technology enables the robot to perform complex procedures with enhanced precision and control.
Buyer decision signals
Deployments
East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust
Viability
45,000 patients treated globally
Specifications
Category: Surgical / Medical- Type
- laparoscopic surgery
- Procedures
- thoracic surgery, general surgery, gynaecology
- Tremor filtering
- Yes
- Motion scaling
- Yes
- Haptic feedback
- No
- Force feedback
- No
- Imaging compat.
- 3d_endoscopy
- Console type
- open console
- Single-port
- No
- FDA year
- 510(k) for Versius Plus; De Novo for original Versius
Company profile
- Funding raised
- $1.2B
- Founded
- 2014
Detailed specifications
Other3
- Controller Model
- Surgeon console with hand controllers
- Deployment Count
- 45000
- Deployment Notes
- Over 40,000 procedures outside US; 45,000 worldwide total. Second most utilized globally.
Who runs it· deployment evidence
1 on record · none maker-verified yet. Each links to its source — open it and judge.
- East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust· United Kingdomsource ↗
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Company milestones
- Mar 2026Milestone45,000 patients treated globally
- 2025LaunchVersius Plus FDA clearance
- 2024Funding$200M financing round
- 2024Deployment20,000th Versius case completed
- 2024DeploymentOriginal Versius de novo FDA clearance
- 2014MilestoneCompany founded
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Frequently asked questions
- Who makes the Versius?
- The Versius is developed by CMR Surgical, based in United Kingdom.
- What type of robot is the Versius?
- The Versius is a Surgical / Medical robot made by CMR Surgical.
- How much does the Versius cost?
- The Versius is listed at $1,000,000 USD in the Robolist catalogue, but this figure is unverified and not confirmed by CMR Surgical — contact them for a quote.
- What are the key specifications of the Versius?
- Key specifications of the Versius: type laparoscopic surgery, procedures thoracic surgery, general surgery, gynaecology, tremor filtering Yes, motion scaling Yes, haptic feedback No.
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