Robotics Company Directory

Houston-based medical robotics company that received FDA clearance for its robotic flexible endoscopy platform — one of the first robotic systems designed specifically for flexible endoscopic procedures. Developed within the Texas Medical Center ecosystem.

Houston medical-device company (founded 2008) developing image-guided handheld medical robotics. Its FDA-cleared Euclid Tier 1 Mini Access System is a portable handheld device that integrates ultrasound imaging to guide needle and guidewire placement for vascular access and other therapeutic procedures.

Houston Methodist is a pioneer in robotic surgery, operating one of the largest fleets of da Vinci surgical systems in Texas and actively researching next-generation autonomous surgical assistance tools.

MD Anderson Cancer Center leverages robotic radiosurgery systems, automated pharmacy dispensing, and laboratory robotics to improve patient outcomes and streamline operations at one of the world's top cancer hospitals.

Motus Nova builds rehabilitation robotics for stroke and neurological injury recovery, developed with clinical partners at the Texas Medical Center and deployed in rehab facilities across the Houston region.

Sarcos develops teleoperated and autonomous robotic systems including exoskeletons designed to augment human workers in industrial and medical settings, with a growing presence in the Texas energy corridor.

Houston surgical-robotics company (founded 2017) developing endovascular robotic systems and steerable guidewires for neurovascular care. Its EVR system achieved first-in-human intracranial navigation, treating complex brain aneurysms, and it has demonstrated telerobotic mechanical thrombectomy. Raised a $30M Series C in 2026 backed by Intuitive Surgical founder Dr. Fred Moll (~$92M total). Campuses in Houston and Pangyo, South Korea.