Inkwood Research estimates that the Global Surgical Robotics Market is expected to register a CAGR of 9.29% in terms of revenue during the forecasting years of 2024-2032.
Robotic integration in surgical care aims to highlight the contact between healthcare providers and patients. Surgical robotics entails less staff in the operating room than conventional open surgery, which exposes personnel to infectious aerosols. The incorporation of AI and deep learning in robots opens new avenues for surgical applications, leading to the development of autonomous robotic systems for a vast range of procedures.Â
Technological Advancements Drive Market Growth
Artificial intelligence (AI) plays a pivotal role in surgery by enhancing precision and refining practices. It identifies patterns within surgical procedures, improving techniques and elevating the control accuracy of surgical robots to submillimeter levels. AI, combined with machine vision, aids in analyzing scans to detect cancerous cases. During surgeries like sleeve gastrectomies, AI-driven laparoscopic video analysis helps detect any missing or unexpected procedural steps in real time, revolutionizing surgical teaching and practice for optimal patient care.
Advanced robotic technologies are now being developed using soft, flexible, and deformable materials, including biocompatible substances like super-elastic materials and 3D-printed silicon elastomers. These materials prioritize safety, allowing robots to adjust their shape and mechanical properties in response to touch, enhancing intrinsic safety. The latest robotic models also offer elongation features for precise positioning and increased flexibility in instrument movement. Incorporating tissue property modeling provides haptic feedback, making bendability and controllable stiffness crucial aspects of modern robotic surgical systems.Â
Hospitals are the Dominating End-User
Several hospitals have adopted surgical systems like the Versius surgical system, Da Vinci Surgical System, and Renaissance Surgical System. Robotic surgical systems are used to perform minimally invasive surgeries. They aid in general, orthopedic, gynecological, and urological surgeries. Surgical robots help surgeons with more accurate control for many procedures. These enable the treatment of tumors in areas where it is complex to operate on, including the liver, neck, head, and prostate. Many hospitals in North America and Europe utilize Da Vinci Surgical Systems. Some European hospitals use domestic surgical systems like the Symani Surgical System.
Asia Pacific: Fastest-Growing Region
There is increasing use of surgery assistance robots in Asia-Pacific, outfitted with miniature cameras, suturing tools, and forceps. Robots are also used for therapies, data processing for diagnoses, pharmacy automation, and medical transport. The governments are advocating the development of cutting-edge medical technologies. Also, public and private researchers are adopting, developing, and promoting medical robotics systems.Â
Companies with huge product portfolios are contributing to the intense competitive rivalry in the market. Ethicon, Zimmer Biomet Holdings Inc, Smith & Nephew, Stryker Corporation, Accuray Incorporated, CMR Surgical Ltd, etc., are among the key players in the market.
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