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Mendaera raises $73M to develop handheld robotics platform
- Mendaera raised $73 million to advance a handheld robotics platform for procedures such as biopsies, organ and vascular access, and pain management, the company said Thursday.
- The Silicon Valley-based firm said it is targeting a new category of robotics focused on common procedures that are involved in many patients’ treatment.
- Mendaera was co-founded by two former employees of Auris Health, the robotics company that Johnson & Johnson acquired for an initial $3.4 billion. Fred Moll, the founder of Intuitive Surgical and Auris, and venture capital funds that invested in Auris participated in Mendaera’s financing.
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