Remedy Robotics
Remedy Robotics develops robotic systems for endovascular intervention. Its N1 system is built for remote neurovascular and cardiovascular procedures, giving clinicians robotic control for catheter-based treatment of stroke, aneurysm, bleeding and other vascular conditions.
Market context
Among the first companies to demonstrate fully remote in-human neurointerventional procedures, advancing surgical robotics toward scalable teleoperated care delivery.
Facts
- Website: https://www.remedyrobotics.com
- HQ: San Francisco, United States
- Founded: 2020
- Segment: Surgical
- Known funding rounds: 1
Investors
- Blackbird Ventures - Lead - Vc - 1 funding event - first seen 2025-10-06
- DCVC - Lead - Vc - 1 funding event - first seen 2025-10-06
Remote endovascular surgical robotics company
Remedy Robotics develops a remotely operated endovascular surgical robot for stroke, heart attack and other time-sensitive vascular interventions.
- Target environment: Hospitals, neurointerventional suites, cardiovascular care networks, remote procedure settings and emergency stroke workflows.
- Deployment model: Surgical robot platform development for remote endovascular intervention and specialist access across hospital networks.
- Customer context: Hospitals, interventional physicians, stroke centres, cardiovascular teams and patients needing rapid specialist procedures.
- Workflow context: Remote endovascular intervention, catheter control, neurointervention, cardiovascular procedures and specialist access extension.
- Commercial maturity: Early medical robotics company with public remote procedure milestones and clinical partnership activity.
- Market position: Surgical robotics company focused on remote endovascular intervention rather than general operating-room robotics.
- Adoption constraints: Adoption depends on regulatory clearance, clinical validation, physician training, network latency, hospital integration and reimbursement.
- Adjacent context: Adjacent context includes surgical robotics, remote procedures, endovascular intervention, stroke care and teleoperated medical robots.
- Source confidence: high
Team
- David Bell - Co-Founder and CEO
Remedy Robotics canonical Korthos profile