AI-powered endovascular intervention for every patient, everywhere.

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Remedy completes the world's first remote robotic neurointerventions in human patients

Working with leading hospitals and clinicians

The Problem

Cardiovascular diseases like stroke, heart attack, and bleeding kill and disable more people than all cancers combined.
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Endovascular intervention is the gold-standard treatment, but remains out of reach for most patients. Even in expert hands, intervention can be slow, imprecise, and prone to complications.

Today, fewer than 3% of eligible stroke patients worldwide can access life-saving endovascular intervention in time.

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Our Solution

Remedy Robotics has built the world’s first AI-powered endovascular robotic system, designed to give physicians unprecedented tool control and 3D visualization. With teleoperation and automation built in, it aims to extend expert care to every patient, everywhere.

N1 System - Investigational Device

Robotic System

Built for complete robotic procedures, end-to-end, with everything needed for remote intervention in one package.

Software & Operator Console

A new standard of AI-native visualization and ML-based tool control designed to allow for precise operation from next door or 5,000 miles away.

Our world-first clinical milestones.

The world’s first entirely robotic neurointerventional procedures.

FIH Study - 2024

St Michael’s Hospital, Toronto, Dr Vitor Mendes Pereira

The world’s first entirely remotely controlled neurointerventional procedures.

FIH Study - 2025

St Joseph's Health Centre – St Michael's Hospital, Toronto