LINCOLN, Neb. & PLEASANTON, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Virtual Incision Corporation today announced that the company has raised $18 million in Series B funding. The round was co-led by new investor ...

Virtual Incision is working on MIRA’s successor, the M2, a similarly miniaturized, single-port system. (Virtual Incision) The miniaturized surgical robot maker Virtual Incision has pinched a new CEO, ...

Virtual Incision Corp. raised $2 million in a Series A funding round. The surgical robotics developer said the financing will be used to develop prototypes for its single-incision laparoscopy device ...

A startup company built from collaborative research efforts at two University of Nebraska campuses has announced it has secured $11.2 million in equity financing. Virtual Incision Corporation received ...

Launching on Tuesday, the mechanical arm is paving the way for doctors to perform virtual surgeries on astronauts in space. Reading time 2 minutes Earth orbit is getting its own space doctor in the ...

Earth-bound surgeons remotely controlled a small robot aboard the International Space Station over the weekend, conducting the first-ever such surgery in orbit—albeit on rubber bands. The experiment, ...

Virtual Incision’s star in medtech continues to shine. The Lincoln, NE-based company recently won FDA approval for an IDE supplement that would allow it to complete enrollment for its clinical trial.

Virtual Incision Corporation announced in late February that the FDA authorized its miniaturized robotic-assisted surgery device, Mira Surgical System, under the agency’s De Novo premarket review ...

The spaceMIRA robot began its journey to the final frontier on Tuesday, housed on a Northrop Grumman Cygnus cargo spacecraft that was launched by a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida.

Virtual Incision Corporation, a Nebraska medical startup resulting from a collaborative research project at the University of Nebraska, recently completed an $18 million Series B round of financing.