Project description
Revolutionising microsurgery in Europe with the aid of a robot
Meet MUSA, the world’s first clinically available CE-certified microsurgical robot. Developed by the Dutch medical device company Microsure, the robot is expected to offer superhuman precision and comfort for patients. The MUSA robot is also highly efficient. The EU-funded MEETMUSA project will prepare the field for MUSA. It will address the bottlenecks for the successful roll out of the product including upscaling and optimising manufacturability. This will allow for the rapid market uptake of MUSA after the project. Meanwhile, MicroSure expects to introduce MUSA in all parts of Europe before 2029.
Objective
The revolution in microsurgery is here. Microsure, a highly innovative Dutch medical device company is introducing MUSA, the worlds first clinically available CE-certified microsurgical robot. We will maximize microsurgical performance by offering superhuman precision and comfort through robotic assistance in pursuit of excellence for both patients and health providers. The MUSA robot is highly efficient thereby reducing costs and improving access to microsurgical procedures. With the great unmet need in microsurgery, we are convinced that the timing for market introduction of MUSA is right and the field is ready to accept and implement MUSA for better patient outcomes. In this project, we will tackle the remaining bottlenecks for succesful outroll of the product including upscaling and optimizing manufacturability, to allow for rapid market uptake of MUSA after the project. MicroSure will introduce MUSA in all parts of Europe before 2029, reaching major societal and economic impact.
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HORIZON.3.1 - The European Innovation Council (EIC)
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HORIZON-EIC-ACC-BF - HORIZON EIC Accelerator Blended Finance
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(opens in new window) HORIZON-EIC-2021-ACCELERATOROPEN-01
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5692 EA Son En Breugel
Netherlands
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