Stage 1 — Early proof-of-concept
Initial technical development and feasibility activities completed.
Stage 2 — IP protection
Existing surgical-instrument IP portfolio controlled; additional filings in preparation for the next-generation robotic assistance platform.
Stage 3 — Prototype refinement
Engineering refinement, architecture consolidation, software and hardware development.
Stage 4 — Validation planning
Preclinical validation planning, usability evaluation, risk analysis, and quality-system preparation.
Stage 5 — Regulatory strategy
Definition of regulatory pathway and clinical-readiness activities.
Stage 6 — Partnerships and funding
Strategic partnerships, U.S. development, accelerators, robotics/deep-tech investors, and NIH SBIR/STTR opportunities.
Developing future robotic assistance technologie¶
Cobodoc is developing collaborative robotic assistance technologies intended to support future minimally invasive workflows in clinical environments. Cobodoc is intended to support clinician-supervised instrument positioning and workflow coordination in complex procedural environments.
Continuing technological development to enhance surgical treatment¶
Cobodoc is continuing engineering development with the goal of supporting future clinician-supervised minimally invasive workflows. Cobodoc plans to advance engineering development, preclinical evaluation, regulatory strategy, and future clinical-readiness activities.
Support Cobodoc’s development roadmap¶
To achieve this, our team of engineers and software developers needs your help to provide an effective tool for surgeons, developing robotic assistance technologies for future clinical workflows, subject to validation and regulatory review.