Distalmotion
Lausanne, CH · 4 known investors
Distalmotion develops DEXTER, a surgical robotics system for minimally invasive procedures such as hernia repair, cholecystectomy, and hysterectomy, used by surgeons and clinical teams. Founded as a spin-off from EPFL's Robotics Lab, the company serves the medical device and robotic surgery market in Europe and the United States.
Investors · 4
Competitors · 3
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Distalmotion do?
- Distalmotion develops DEXTER, a surgical robotics system for minimally invasive procedures such as hernia repair, cholecystectomy, and hysterectomy, used by surgeons and clinical teams. Founded as a spin-off from EPFL's Robotics Lab, the company serves the medical device and robotic surgery market in Europe and the United States.
- Who are Distalmotion's investors?
- Distalmotion's investors include 415 Capital, 4see Ventures, Privilège Ventures, Zühlke Ventures.
- Where is Distalmotion headquartered?
- Distalmotion is headquartered in Lausanne, CH.