Medical Robots Market

The global medical robots market is projected to reach USD 41.7 billion in 2031 from USD 20.6 billion in 2026, at a CAGR of 15.1% during the forecast period. Medical robots are used in varied healthcare domains such as surgeries, physical therapy and rehabilitation, hospital logistics, pharmacy automation, and medication dispensing, as well as non-invasive radiosurgery. The major types of medical robots include surgical robots, hospital and pharmacy robots, rehabilitation robots, and non-invasive radiosurgery robots. Surgical robots have emerged as the leading segment in the overall medical robots industry owing to their increased acceptance in minimally invasive surgeries. The medical robots market is driven by many factors, such as an aging population, an increase in chronic conditions, technology advancements, demand for automation in healthcare, a favorable reimbursement environment, and healthcare infrastructure development. However, high system costs, maintenance expenses, and training requirements continue to restrain the market growth.

Prominent players in the global medical robots market include Intuitive Surgical, Inc. (US), Stryker Corporation (US), Medtronic Plc (US), Smith & Nephew Plc (UK), Zimmer Biomet (US), Becton, Dickinson and Company (US), and Omnicell, Inc. (US).

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• In October 2025, Zimmer Biomet  (US) completed the acquisition of Monogram Technologies, Inc. (US), an AI-driven orthopedic robotics company, to expand its robotics and navigation portfolio.
• In October 2024, CMR Surgical (UK) received U.S. FDA De Novo authorization for its Versius Surgical System for use in cholecystectomy procedures.

Intuitive Surgical (US)

Intuitive Surgical is a global leader in the medical robotics industry, known for pioneering and commercializing robotic-assisted minimally invasive surgery. The company develops the da Vinci Surgical System, which allows surgeons to perform complex procedures with enhanced precision, control, and visualization. Its portfolio includes advanced robotic platforms, surgical instruments, accessories, and training programs that support surgeons throughout their learning curve. Intuitive's strong market position is supported by its long-standing clinical credibility, extensive surgeon training ecosystem, and deep integration of its systems into hospital workflows. The company emphasizes continuous innovation, focusing on improving ergonomics, imaging, and digital capabilities to expand the range of robotic procedures. With a broad global presence and a large installed base, Intuitive maintains high customer loyalty and recurring revenue through instrument usage and service offerings, while continuing to explore new specialties and applications within robotic surgery.

Stryker Corporation (US)

Stryker Corporation is a major player in the medical robotics market, particularly in orthopedics, through its Mako SmartRobotics platform. By acquiring Mako Surgical in 2013, Stryker integrated robotic-assisted joint replacement into its broader orthopedic ecosystem. The Mako system leverages CT-based preoperative planning, haptic guidance, and real-time feedback to help surgeons perform highly precise knee and hip replacement surgeries. Stryker's approach combines robotics with its own implant portfolio, enhancing clinical workflow and improving patient outcomes in joint arthroplasty. With its latest Mako 4, Stryker is broadening the system's capability to include not just hip and knee but also spine and shoulder procedures, and it's integrating a next-generation guidance system based on decades of navigation expertise. With a significant global installation base, Stryker maintains a strong presence in the US, Canada, Europe, Japan, and other regions across the Pacific and Latin America.

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In the global medical robots market, the competitive landscape is shaped by established players with strong positions in robotic-assisted surgery and procedure-specific automation. Intuitive Surgical maintains a dominant position through its flagship da Vinci robotic system, extensive installed base, and strong clinical adoption worldwide. Stryker Corporation continues to expand through the widespread use of its Mako robotic-arm-assisted platform in orthopedic procedures and its strong hospital network. Medtronic is strengthening its presence through the Hugo RAS system and continued investment in global commercialization. Smith+Nephew is enhancing its position with the CORI surgical system, supported by advancements in digital surgery and orthopedic robotics. Zimmer Biomet also remains a key player through its ROSA robotic platform, supported by expanding robotic applications, recent FDA clearances, integration with data-driven surgical technologies, and the acquisition of Monogram Technologies to strengthen its orthopedic robotics portfolio.

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