KARL STORZ, a family-owned MedTech leader, is forging new strategic partnerships across the US robotics ecosystem to advance surgical innovation.
By collaborating with Moon Surgical and Sovato, the company aims to enhance access, streamline workflows, and foster interconnected surgical environments, setting the stage for a new era of robotic surgery.
Through these new strategic partnerships, KARL STORZ is integrating advanced 3D visualisation, robotic technologies, digital capabilities, and operating room integration.
The collaborations with Moon Surgical and Sovato support a more open and connected approach to surgical innovation, designed to expand access, improve workflow efficiency, and enable future models of surgical care.
The partnerships will initially be offered in the US, ahead of a planned global rollout. Robotic surgery is entering a new phase – one defined not only by advances in robotic technology, but also by the growing importance of interoperability and integrated surgical workflows.
To help meet these evolving needs, KARL STORZ, a global leader in endoscopy, imaging, and integrated operating room solutions, is expanding its network of strategic collaborations across the robotics landscape.
With technologies deployed in more than 15,000 integrated operating rooms worldwide, the company brings extensive experience in connected surgical environments to these partnerships.
Working with Moon Surgical and Sovato will bring together complementary capabilities spanning robotic-assisted surgery, advanced 3D visualisation, operating room integration, and digital technologies.
Together, these collaborations reflect KARL STORZ's commitment to building a more open and flexible robotics ecosystem.
Christy Gaudet, Global Head of Solutions at KARL STORZ, said: ‘We believe the future of robotic surgery will be shaped by collaboration, connectivity, and the ability to bring together complementary technology layers in ways that create meaningful value for customers. By combining our strengths in advanced 3D visualisation, operating room integration, and workflow solutions with the expertise of our partners, we are pursuing ways to advance a more connected and interoperable surgical environment while opening new possibilities for surgeons and healthcare providers.’
