
Interventional Systems (INS) is a medical device company developing innovative B2B and OEM robotic solutions for minimally invasive surgery and percutaneous procedures. Its flagship product, Micromate™, is the world’s most versatile miniature robotic platform, cleared for 2D and 3D image-guided, needle-based procedures. Designed for precision, portability, and ease of use, Micromate™ seamlessly integrates with third-party navigation systems and supports multiple surgical specialties. INS partners with other med-tech companies to provide its FDA-cleared, CE-marked platform through flexible licensing and full customization. By managing R&D, regulatory compliance, and manufacturing, INS enables its partners to bring advanced robotic solutions to market quickly and cost-effectively. INS is headquartered in Kitzbühel, Austria, with offices in Austria, Germany, and Portugal.

Interventional Systems (INS) is a medical device company developing innovative B2B and OEM robotic solutions for minimally invasive surgery and percutaneous procedures. Its flagship product, Micromate™, is the world’s most versatile miniature robotic platform, cleared for 2D and 3D image-guided, needle-based procedures. Designed for precision, portability, and ease of use, Micromate™ seamlessly integrates with third-party navigation systems and supports multiple surgical specialties. INS partners with other med-tech companies to provide its FDA-cleared, CE-marked platform through flexible licensing and full customization. By managing R&D, regulatory compliance, and manufacturing, INS enables its partners to bring advanced robotic solutions to market quickly and cost-effectively. INS is headquartered in Kitzbühel, Austria, with offices in Austria, Germany, and Portugal.
Headquarters: Kitzbühel, Austria
Flagship product: Micromate — miniature table-mounted robotic platform for image-guided needle interventions
Regulatory status: FDA 510(k) clearance and CE marking
Employees: 33
Notable investor: Ascend Capital Partners (Series A)
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Image-guided minimally invasive and percutaneous needle-based procedures (biopsy, ablation, other needle interventions).
2010
Medical Equipment Manufacturing
Series A closed on May 4, 2020 (amount obfuscated in available records).
“Ascend Capital Partners participated in Series A”