In a significant development for Indian healthcare and the global MedTech landscape, Meril, a prominent medical device company in India, has unveiled the Mizzo Endo 4000, an advanced soft tissue surgical robotic system. This innovation is poised to enhance surgical precision and accessibility, signifying India’s emergence as a center for advanced robotic surgery. The Mizzo Endo 4000 is designed to be a versatile platform capable of supporting a wide range of procedures across various specialties, including general surgery, gynecology, urology, thoracic, colorectal, bariatric, hepatobiliary, ENT, gastrointestinal, and oncology. It features AI-driven 3D anatomical mapping, an open console design, and 5G-enabled telesurgery capabilities, all contributing to a seamless surgical ecosystem.
For the first time, Indian surgeons will have the opportunity to conduct intricate procedures remotely in real-time, leveraging high-speed connectivity, sophisticated robotics, and immersive imaging. This development ensures that top-tier medical expertise can be accessed by patients in even the most underserved areas, fulfilling the goal of equitable healthcare. Vivek Shah, CEO of Meril, emphasized the importance of this launch, stating, “The Mizzo Endo 4000 is not merely a technological leap; it represents our commitment to innovation.” The system aims to provide safer, minimally invasive procedures with quicker recovery times and improved patient outcomes. Meril envisions this innovation revolutionizing surgical care throughout the country and establishing India as a global leader in MedTech.
Our goal is to make advanced robotic surgery more accessible and transformative not only within India but for healthcare systems around the world. Key innovations of the Mizzo Endo 4000 include AI-integrated 3D reconstruction software for real-time surgical mapping, DICOM viewing technology for precise port placement, 5G-powered telesurgery and remote training for cross-border collaboration, adaptable universal visit carts for seamless integration in operating rooms, and advanced robotic arms equipped with audio-visual feedback to facilitate complex multi-quadrant surgeries. Meril’s announcement aligns with India’s commitment to enhancing healthcare self-reliance and fostering innovation. With this launch, Meril reinforces its mission of “More to Life,” striving to advance healthcare access for all.
Operating in over 150 countries with 45 subsidiaries and 12 global academies, Meril is a trusted name worldwide, and the introduction of the Mizzo Endo 4000 solidifies its position as a leader in accessible, world-class robotics extending from India to the global arena.
