Microsure raises € 2.7 million under new leadership
An investment round led by Invest-NL and supported by existing shareholders BOM Brabant Ventures, Innovation Industries and private investor TCIM will help the MedTech company grow.
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CEO Microsure: ‘With this money we can get our product to the next level’
Microsure’s surgical robot – which helps healthcare professionals perform better, faster and more affordable procedures – is ready for use, just not for the market. […]
Microsure’s MUSA surgical robot gets commercial boost by obtaining CE-marking
Just like their ‘neighbours’ at Preceyes, Microsure’s surgical robot MUSA has received a CE-marking, which makes it commercially available in Europe. Microsure says MUSA is […]
Millions for Microsure’s surgical robots
Microsure, a spin-off of the TU/e, has received a “multi-million investment” from Innovation Industries, a Dutch high-tech investment fund. Microsure is aimed at the development […]
Microsure Robot succeeds in 0.3 mm vessel surgery
Surgeons at Maastricht UMC+ have used a robotic device to surgically treat lymphedema in a patient. This is the world’s first super-microsurgical intervention with ‘robot […]
Gerard & Anton Awards: Microsure, the surgical robot is not a robot – yet
Ten startups from Eindhoven have been honoured with the Gerard and Anton Award 2016. The jury of the awards thinks these ten have all it takes to follow the […]
Microsure ready for next steps with Microsurgery Robot
Microsure, a joint spin-off by Eindhoven University of Technology and Maastricht UMC+, this week becomes fully independent. The company’s development of a surgical robot able […]
‘Quit your job for one day a week’
A conversation with Maarten Steinbuch, Professor of Systems and Control at the Eindhoven University of Technology four days a week, and an entrepreneur one day a week.
A high tech band-aid on an open wound
Plasmacure develops a product that treats wounds with cold plasma.
How surgical robots can shorten waiting lists
A surgeon's eyes have been greatly improved thanks to technology in recent years, for example with the advent of new image processing techniques and digital microscopes. But what about their hands?"
Brabant MedTech Coalition can give Xeltis an extra push forward
Clinical trials for children continue, preclinical studies for adults are coming up, first treatments for people who need a bypass around their heart are planned
First successful test with surgical robot MUSA from TU Eindhoven
MUSA is the name of the first robot for super-microsurgery. MUSA was developed in recent years by researchers at Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands, the […]
Top 10 Emerging Technologies (2): social robots
World Economic Forum (WEF) asked a group of international technology experts to identify this year’s Top 10 Emerging Technologies. After soliciting nominations from additional experts […]
5 years of Startups to Watch, the 50 winners
For the fifth time last week, ten startups received the Gerard & Anton Award. A good time to see how things are going with the […]
Tomorrow is Good: Building Bridges
In a weekly column, alternately written by Lucien Engelen, Mary Fiers, Maarten Steinbuch, Carlo van de Weijer, and Tessie Hartjes, E52 tries to find out […]
Working towards a better world
The body that repairs itself, telephones and computers that can do much more than today, family cars powered by solar energy: the region has countless […]
High Tech Piek Awards… and here are all the winners!
For the third time in a row, E52’s High Tech Tech Piek Awards have been presented to the best performing representatives of the high tech ecosystem in […]
[TOMORROW IS GOOD] Maarten Steinbuch: Brainport X2!
Tomorrow is good. In a weekly column, alternately written by Lucien Engelen, Maarten Steinbuch, Carlo van de Weijer and Daan Kersten, E52 tries to find […]
Steinbuch brings together research and entrepreneurship with MRT
Approximately one thousand new jobs in the medical robot technology in 10 years time, Maarten Steinbuch recently mentioned in his column at E52. But how? […]
Maarten Steinbuch: 1,000 new jobs in surgical robo-tech
Within 10 years, at least 1,000 new jobs will emerge in the surgical robotic technology in and around Eindhoven. This is what Maarten Steinbuch, professor […]