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Smith+Nephew CORI XT is a Medical-Robots from Smith+Nephew. It is built for Medical-Assistance, Surgery. Key figures: released 2026.
CORI XT is Smith+Nephew's next-generation handheld robotics platform, designed to be a single handheld robot for all orthopaedic needs - partial to revision knee, and anatomic and reverse shoulder - with a compact, mobile footprint suited to both hospitals and ambulatory surgery centres. Following Smith+Nephew's 'Skill Amplified' approach, it gives robotic guidance and execution support while preserving surgeon control, tactile feedback and decision-making, and fits into existing operating-room set-ups and workflows without adding complexity. It integrates with CORIOGRAPH pre-operative planning and modelling services for patient-specific plans. With CORI SHOULDER it offers a complete robotic shoulder procedure, executing both humerus and glenoid with the handheld robot across anatomic and reverse cases. Smith+Nephew announced the first clinical cases on 8 June 2026: the first knee replacements at NYU Langone Health, and the first robotic shoulder arthroplasty cases at Duke Health (with the AETOS Shoulder System) and in an ambulatory surgery centre in Scottsdale, Arizona. It is part of the company's MTECH portfolio of musculoskeletal technologies.
FEATURES
- Next-generation handheld robotics platform
- Partial, total and revision knee
- anatomic and reverse shoulder
- CORI SHOULDER: handheld robotic execution of humerus and glenoid
- Preserves surgeon control and tactile feedback
- Compact, mobile footprint for hospitals and ambulatory surgery centres
- Integrates with CORIOGRAPH pre-operative planning
- First clinical cases announced June 2026 (NYU Langone, Duke Health)
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Verified| Mobility | |
| Movement Type | Other |
|---|---|
| Manipulation | High |
| Environment | Operating room and ambulatory surgery centres. |
| Actuators | Handheld robotic handpiece (bone-milling burr) guided by optical tracking |
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Verified| Mobility | |
| Movement Type | Other |
|---|---|
| Manipulation | High |
| Environment | Operating room and ambulatory surgery centres. |
| Actuators | Handheld robotic handpiece (bone-milling burr) guided by optical tracking |
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What is the Smith+Nephew CORI XT?
CORI XT is Smith+Nephew's next-generation handheld robotics platform, designed to be a single handheld robot for all orthopaedic needs - partial to revision knee, and anatomic and reverse shoulder - with a compact, mobile footprint suited to both hospitals and ambulatory surgery centres.
Who makes the Smith+Nephew CORI XT?
The Smith+Nephew CORI XT is made by Smith+Nephew, a robotics company based in United Kingdom.
How much does the Smith+Nephew CORI XT cost?
Smith+Nephew has not publicly announced pricing for the Smith+Nephew CORI XT. You can enquire through RobotAIGeek for current pricing.
What is the Smith+Nephew CORI XT used for?
The Smith+Nephew CORI XT is designed for medical-assistance and surgery. It is used in healthcare settings.
When was the Smith+Nephew CORI XT released?
The Smith+Nephew CORI XT was released in 2026.
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