Spineart Invests in SpinEM Robotics

Deep tech startup SpinEM Robotics has successfully closed a Series A2 funding round, securing a €10 million ($11 million) strategic investment from Spineart.
 
This investment marks the beginning of a development collaboration between the two companies to improve surgical accuracy. The partners will combine SpinEM Robotics’ advanced navigation and robotic assistance technology with Spineart’s expertise in surgical solutions to improve surgical precision and eliminate the reliance on 3D cameras in navigation and robotics.
 
“Led by Stéphane Lavallée, SpinEM Robotics has developed groundbreaking technologies that will redefine the standard of care in navigated and robotically enabled spinal surgery,” SpinEM Robotics CEO Stéphane Morvan said. “Our solutions seamlessly integrate human-robot interfaces, enhancing surgical precision and efficiency.”

This strategic investment not only strengthens SpinEM Robotics’ spinal market footprint but also leverages the synergies between SpinEM Robotics, Spineart, and the eCential Robotics open platform.
 
“We are excited to integrate SpinEM Robotics’ navigation and robotics technology into our portfolio,” Spinart CEO Jerome Trividic stated. “This collaboration underscores our commitment to delivering innovative solutions that empower surgeons, hospitals, and, most importantly, enable patients’ return to active life.”
 
SpinEM Robotics specializes in surgical robotics and navigation solutions for spine surgery. Founded in 2021, it is a spinoff from the Haventure Medtech Start up Studio. SpinEM Robotics is headquartered in Saint-Martin d’Hères, France.
 
Spineart develops spine surgery procedural solutions and digital technologies. The company received the “Prix de l’Economie Genevoise 2022” for its contribution to technological and scientific innovations, commercial activities, job creations and ESG principles.
 
eCential Robotics is a Grenoble-based company specializing in surgical robotics. It develops and markets a system unifying 2D/3D robotic imaging and real-time navigation. With 100 patents and seven trademarks, it offers orthopedic and neurosurgeons easy-to-use, cutting-edge technology to visualize their operations, particularly minimally invasive surgery. The eCential Robotics platform is a universal system open to all implants. The company has designed a breakthrough innovation enabling third parties to develop surgical apps on its open platform, and it has established collaborations with several orthopedic manufacturers, as well as with startups in the French ecosystem. Winner of the Bpifrance Worldwide Innovation Challenge in 2018, the company designs and produces all its equipment in Grenoble, France.