With the agreement, Creo aims to make devices compatible with Intuitive’s robotic technology, Creo said in a May 23 news release emailed to Becker’s. The deal also provides a framework for joint clinical studies between the companies.
“Technological advancements are facilitating a paradigm shift in the way many surgical procedures are delivered, and we look forward to working together to enable additional options for patients using this combined state-of-the-art technology,” Creo CEO Craig Gulliford said in the release.
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