Accuray overview
Accuray is a medical robotics company best known for CyberKnife, a robotic radiosurgery platform that uses a robot arm to deliver radiation with high precision. The company belongs in a robotic-arms market map because CyberKnife is a specialized high-value robot arm used in clinical treatment rather than manufacturing.
Company fact | Detail |
Founded | 1990 |
Country | United States |
Address | 1310 Chesapeake Terrace, Sunnyvale, CA 94089 |
Employees | Approx. 1,000+ globally |
Specializes in | Robotic radiotherapy, cancer treatment systems and image-guided medical robotics |
Products | CyberKnife, Radixact, TomoTherapy, Synchrony, treatment planning and radiotherapy systems |
Typical projects | CyberKnife robotic radiosurgery, TomoTherapy, oncology treatment centers, image-guided radiation therapy |
Management and ownership | Accuray Incorporated is publicly listed in the United States. CEO: Suzanne Winter. Ownership is public-market based. |
Website: www.accuray.com
Accuray review summary
Accuray makes radiation therapy systems, including CyberKnife, which uses a robot arm to aim radiation at tumors. John R. Adler, a Stanford neurosurgeon, founded it in 1990. This profile sets out its history, products and listing.
Verified key facts from the review
Fact | Detail |
Company | Accuray Incorporated |
Founded | 1990; commercial operations from 1992 |
Founder | John R. Adler |
Headquarters | Madison, Wisconsin, USA, since August 2023 |
Products | CyberKnife, TomoTherapy and Radixact |
Stock listing | Nasdaq: ARAY |
Strengths
A distinctive robotic approach to radiosurgery.
Two complementary treatment platforms.
A joint venture for the Chinese market.
Challenges
Much larger competitors in radiation therapy.
Long sales cycles for hospital equipment.
Read the full review: Accuray Company Profile: History, Products and Stock
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