ForSight Robotics Secures $125M Series B Funding to Advance ORYOM, the World’s First Ophthalmic Surgery Robot

ForSight RoboticsAnnounced the completion of a $125 million Series B financing round (total financing reached $195 million), led by Eclipse.Fred Moll、Reiya Ventures、Adani Group, NotPublic strategic investors and other follow-on investments. This round of financing is mainly used forForSight RoboticsOphthalmic Surgical Robot under ForSight Robotics Ltd.ORYOMClinical research.

Investor Evaluation

"ForSight RoboticsIs leading the transformation of surgical robots, and its technology's potential impact on global eye health is immeasurable. The company’s breakthrough technology...Entering a huge unmet market, it is expected to reshape global eye health standards."

---Seth Winterroth  Eclipse Partner

Executive Evaluation

"Ophthalmology will become the next frontier in the robotic surgery revolution — much like the general surgery market before the rise of Intuitive Surgical. With an equally sized market and urgent global demand, our growth opportunities are unprecedented. This round of funding will drive us to bring transformative technology to ophthalmic surgery, specifically addressing the unique precision and complexity challenges in this field."

---Joseph Nathan   ForSight RoboticsCo-founder and Chief Medical Officer

Nowadays, surgical robots have become a future growth point in the medical device industry. Giants such as Johnson & Johnson, Medtronic, Stryker, and Siemens are actively investing in surgical robots. However, these giants are currently mainly focused on soft tissue surgical robots, orthopedic surgical robots, cardiovascular interventional robots, and natural orifice flexible surgical robots. In the field of ophthalmology, which requires one of the highest levels of surgical precision, the giants have basically made no moves. It can be said that...ORYOMBefore its introduction, this field was a complete blank.ForSight RoboticsIs the first company to take the risk.

ThereforeForSight RoboticsOnce launched, it attracted high attention from both the clinical and capital sectors. Like the leading figures in the surgical robotics field:"Father of Surgical Robotics" Fred Moll、Rony Abovitz, Founder of MAKO SurgicalJoinForSight Robotics. At the same time, an expert in the ophthalmology fieldDavid Chang, Vance Thompson, Boris Malyugin, Sam Garg, and Modi Naftali have all becomeForSight RoboticsClinical Consultant.

The strong support from capital and experts has also enabledForSight RoboticsThe project is proceeding at a very rapid pace.Currently, more than 20 ophthalmic experts worldwide have usedORYOMSuccessfully completed hundreds of surgeries on animal eye models. As preclinical studies are fully validated,ForSight RoboticsPlanLaunch Next YearORYOMSurgeryClinical Trial of Robotic Cataract Surgery.

ORYOM

ORYOMIt is an advanced ophthalmic surgical robot with extremely high dexterity and operability, capable of performing delicate tasks. It features a robotic arm with 14 degrees of freedom.Can reach any site within the human eye.Specifically designed for high-precision ophthalmic surgery, it was first applied in cataract treatment and will later be used in glaucoma and retinal surgeries.

ORYOM's Three Core Technologies

• Bionic Hand System

14-DOF Micro Surgical Robot Achieves Extraordinary Dexterity

Hybrid Kinematic Structure Precisely Reaches Any Point in the Human Eye

• Advanced Computer Vision

Advanced 3D imaging technology supports surgical planning and real-time navigation

Breakthrough Visual Presentation Brings Disruptive Operational Experience

• Artificial Intelligence Algorithm

Top Computing System Based on Machine Learning

Continuously Optimize the Path to Surgical Skill Advancement

ForSight Robotics

ForSight RoboticsIs an innovative medical device company that is developingORYOM, the world's first ophthalmic surgery robot, promotes the widespread availability of high-quality ophthalmic surgery through artificial intelligence algorithms, advanced computer vision, and micro-mechanical technology.