Remedy Robotics N1 System

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Remedy Robotics N1 System is a Medical from Remedy Robotics. It is built for Medical-Assistance, Surgery.

The Remedy N1 System is an endovascular robot: it navigates catheters and guidewires through a patient's blood vessels to treat cardiovascular emergencies such as stroke, heart attack and internal bleeding. Remedy describes it as the world's first endovascular robot able to perform entire procedures under onsite, remote or autonomous control, combining proprietary hardware with AI-enabled software so that treatment can be delivered whether the specialist is across the room or across the globe. In September 2025 the N1 was used for what Remedy calls the world's first fully remote neurointerventional procedures: Dr Vitor Mendes Pereira operated from St Joseph's Health Centre while patients were at St Michael's Hospital across Toronto, with no interventionist at the bedside. That followed the first fully robotic neurointerventional procedure in a human in November 2024, and earlier milestones - remote driving through vascular models from 500 miles away in 2021, robotic procedures in animals from 8,000 miles away, and fully autonomous endovascular navigation in vascular models. Remedy is preparing pivotal clinical trials and offers clinicians operator consoles to trial the system remotely. The N1 System remains under development and is not approved for sale or use; Remedy has not published specifications, a price or product photography.

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