Medical device company Virtuoso Surgical, Inc. has been awarded a $1.8 million Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) NIH grant to be received over the next
System resets scale and reimagines future of robotic endoscopic surgery Nashville-based medical device company Virtuoso Surgical, Inc. has unveiled its revolutionary robotic surgery system. Virtuoso’s
Virtuoso was selected by the American Urological Association as one of the ten best, most exciting startups through a rigorous and highly competitive selection process
Drs. Lara Harvey and Ted Anderson, Virtuoso collaborators and minimally invasive gynecological surgeons at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, win best video by live audience vote
The Annual Shareholder Meeting of Virtuoso Surgical was held at the law offices of Holland & Knight (formerly Waller Lansden): 511 Union Street, Nashville, Tennessee,
Virtuoso Surgical unveiled its newly designed robotic system to its investors at its Investor Showcase. CEO Duke Herrell performs a live demonstration and investors have
Smaller tools with better maneuverability and more precise control, new imaging approaches, and advanced software applications will improve patient outcomes Surgeons around the world are
Writes Editor-in-Chief Omar Ford in MD+DI, Virtuoso Surgical is going for a “different” segment in surgical robotics than other established players in the space. While
Virtuoso Surgical, Inc., a Nashville-based medical device company, announced today that its $20 million stock offering has become effective after review by the United States
The second sub-component of the Virtuoso System to reach “design freeze” is the Surgeon Workstation. Having the sub-component meet design freeze means that it is
Virtuoso Surgical received funding from the National Institutes of Health to conduct experiments using the Virtuoso System to approach lesions, including cancerous blockages, of the
The Virtuoso System has four main sub-components: the Surgeon Input Device, the Surgeon Workstation, the Endoscope/Motorpack, and the System Holding Arm. The first sub-component to
Dr. Herrell presented the Virtuoso System to venture-capital investors at the invitation of the Wilson Sonsini law firm. Venture Summit/West, a nationally recognized venture-capital conference
The Virtuoso System was publicly demonstrated for the first time at the 2022 annual meeting of the American Urological Association, which is the nations leading
Dr. Herrell, an internationally recognized expert in medical device innovation, development of new surgical techniques, and robotic surgical technology, has served as founder and CMO
Visit the new Resources section of the website to see videos of several first surgeries from Virtuoso Surgical. Our first surgeries include: first in vivo
The Virtuoso System was used in Atlanta, Georgia, to perform experiments on a live sow. The sow’s uterus is an excellent live model for simulating
Virtuoso is the subject of an editorial in the Journal of Minimally Invasive Gynecology, which concludes “…my excitement is considering the new procedures that we may
“Virtuoso Surgical: Endoscopic Surgery Reimagined” MedTech Outlook, July 2020 Virtuoso Surgical’s system replaces single, straight tools in many rigid endoscopic procedures, enabling surgeons to grasp,
Virtuoso Surgical, Inc., a Nashville-based medical device company, announced today that its $20 million stock offering has become effective after review by the United States
Investor Showcase — Virtuoso unveils its newly designed system, and CEO Duke Herrell performs a live demonstration.
Hamlyn Symposium Presentation — Robert Webster presents the Virtuoso System at the Hamlyn Symposium on Medical Robotics.
Beethoven System Operational — Virtuoso’s latest complete system build, code named Beethoven, is placed into service for experiments and demonstrations.
Bach System Operational — Virtuoso’s latest complete system build, code named Bach, is placed into service for experiments and demonstrations.