ARTICLE SUMMARY:
A recent survey by iData Research focuses on the low-profile surgical navigation market, which is growing modestly and steadily in the US, despite the advent of robotic-assisted surgery. It’s hardly a surprise that, because robotic systems are far more expensive, most institutions still rely on traditional navigation, but navigation systems have a value proposition for suppliers that is distinct from robotics.
Robotic-assisted surgery has received lots of attention from both investors and corporate strategists who are keeping an eye on how far and fast this hot market will evolve and to what extent it can disrupt the mature surgical navigation field.
