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AiM Medical Robotics
Portable MRI-compatible neurosurgical robot designed for intraoperative use inside MRI suites and operating rooms; targets functional brain disorders (Parkinson's disease, epilepsy) and cancer neurosurgery; vendor claims up to 50% procedure time reduction via precision automation; first human clinical study initiated at Brigham and Women's Hospital (WPI spinout, co-founded by Gregory Fischer and Julie Pilitsis).
Company overview
Identity and operating footprint
Robot models
Specifications remain vendor-claimed
MRI-Compatible Neurosurgical Robot
- Portable, MRI-compatible design for intraoperative use in both MRI suites and conventional operating rooms; targets functional brain disorders (Parkinson's, epilepsy) and neurosurgical oncology
Vendor-stated MRI compatibility and use-case scope of the investigational neurosurgical robot
Claim source - Claimed up to 50% reduction in procedure time
Vendor-stated expected efficiency gain vs. conventional neurosurgical workflow
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Deployment log
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Funding history
Publicly announced rounds
Series A
1540 Ventures, Angel Star Ventures, Cancer Research Horizons, Harvard Business School Alumni Angels, IQ Capital, Keiretsu Forum, New York Angels, Sontag Innovation Fund, SWAN Impact Network, Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Round sourceForm D
Investors undisclosed
Round sourceForm D
Investors undisclosed
Round sourceGrant
Round sourceSeed
IQ Capital, Surrey Capital Partners, The Lambda Fund, Triple Ring Technologies, Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Round sourceForm D
Investors undisclosed
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