ForSight Robotics News
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Israeli ophthalmic surgery co ForSight Robotics raises $125m
ForSight Robotics, an Israeli company specializing in ophthalmic robotic surgery, has completed a $125 million Series B financing round. The round was led by Eclipse and included participation from the Adani Group, Reiya Ventures, Dr. Fred Moll, and other existing investors. This funding brings the total raised by the company to $195 million. The funds will be used to accelerate the development of the ORYOM robotic surgery platform and prepare for first-in-human clinical trials. The platform, which utilizes AI-based algorithms and advanced computer vision, is designed to enhance surgical precision and accessibility for cataract and other eye diseases.
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ForSight Robotics, a medical robotics company established in 2020, has been recognized as one of the most promising startups in 2025. The company has secured $67 million in funding from notable investors including Eclipse Ventures, Mithril Capital, Dr. Fred Moll, and the Israel Innovation Authority. This investment is expected to drive growth and innovation in the field of medical robotics. The company was founded by Prof. Moshe Shoham, Dr. Daniel Glozman, and Dr. Joseph Nathan, and currently employs 105 people. The funding will likely support the companys R&D efforts as it continues to develop advanced robotic solutions for the medical sector.
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ForSight wants to end cataracts with its surgery robot
ForSight Robotics, a company developing surgery robots to address the issue of cataracts and vision impairment, has raised $55 million in a Series A funding round. The companys surgery robot platform, called Oryom, aims to automate ophthalmic surgeries and claims to be 10 times more accurate than the human hand. The funding will be used to accelerate the development of ForSights platform in clinical trials and expand its technical team. The goal is to democratize the highly sophisticated procedure and benefit as many patients as possible. ForSight Robotics is actively hiring skilled engineers across various fields.
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ForSight Robotics raises $55 million Series A led by Adani Group for ophthalmic robotic surgery CTech
ForSight Robotics has completed a $55 million Series A funding round for its surgical platform, ORYOM, which aims to advance ophthalmic surgery. The funding will increase accessibility to ophthalmic surgery procedures worldwide. The Adani Group led the funding round, with participation from existing investors and several new investors. ForSight plans to develop a fully autonomous robot for eye surgery to address the shortage of eye doctors globally. The company has already successfully used the ORYOM platform in multiple cataract procedures on animal eye models. The funding round was completed last month. ForSight was founded in 2020 by Professor Moshe Shoham and currently employs 30 people.
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Eye surgery robotics startup ForSight raises $10M
ForSight Robotics, an Israel-based company, has raised $10 million in a mega-seed round led by Eclipse Ventures and Mithril Capital. The funding will be used to expand the companys headcount and global reach as it aims to bring its robotic surgery platform to international markets. The platform is designed for ophthalmological surgeries and incorporates robotics, visualization, and machine learning. The companys goal is to democratize surgeries and improve access to quality eye surgery worldwide. ForSight Robotics has an impressive advisory board, including co-founder of Intuitive Surgical and Auris Health, Dr. Fred Moll. Medical and surgical startups have been a popular category for venture capitalists, and ForSight Robotics has the pedigree and interest to succeed in this space.
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