Developing a robotic platform for image-guided medical procedures
Interventional radiologists use medical images to guide small instruments through blood vessels and other pathways inside the body. These minimally invasive procedures require specialist skills in both image interpretation and instrument guidance across many organs and conditions.
LUKE Robotics is developing a robotic platform dedicated to interventional radiology across multiple indications. It is intended to assist clinicians performing minimally invasive, image-guided procedures to diagnose and treat disease.
What stands out about LUKE Robotics
Founded Orthotaxy, the surgical robotics company acquired by Johnson & Johnson in 2018, before founding LUKE Robotics.
Completed doctoral research developing a robot for neurosurgery, building expertise in image-guided surgical robotics.
Built Praxim to more than 200 navigation systems sold and installed worldwide and €5M annual revenue before its acquisition by Omni.
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