CMR Surgical Versius Plus Overview
CMR Surgical Versius Plus is a modular soft-tissue surgical robotic system with portable bedside units, fully articulated instruments, a 26-inch 3DHD display, vLimeLite fluorescence imaging and digital tools, FDA 510(k) cleared in the US for cholecystectomy.
Key Specifications
Specification | CMR Surgical Versius Plus |
Manufacturer | CMR Surgical |
Model | Versius Plus |
Category | Medical robot / Surgical robotic system |
Architecture | Modular, portable bedside units |
Display | 26-inch 3DHD |
Fluorescence | vLimeLite, real-time ICG (ICG sourced separately) |
Instruments | Fully articulated, multi-functional |
Digital tools | Versius Connect, Versius Team |
US clearance | FDA 510(k), cholecystectomy, adults 22+ |
Pending | 510(k) for benign gynecology |
Cases reported | More than 45,000 worldwide |
Price | Price on request |
Price available on request. Any price is indicative, not final and may change.
Applications
Cholecystectomy
Soft-Tissue Surgery
Shared Operating Rooms
CMR Surgical Versius Plus Review Summary
Versius Plus is built around modularity: compact units move between operating rooms, so hospitals do not need a dedicated robotic theatre and can switch between robotic and conventional cases in the same room. Surgeons choose port placement to suit the patient. Fully articulated instruments, a 26-inch 3DHD screen with automatic brightness and integrated vLimeLite fluorescence imaging support the procedure, while Versius Connect and Versius Team track cases and utilisation. CMR reports more than 45,000 cases worldwide. In the US it is 510(k) cleared only for cholecystectomy in adults 22 and older, with a gynecology submission pending.
Pros
Modular and portable
Integrated fluorescence
Digital ecosystem
Large installed case base
Cons
Narrow US indication
Who It Is For
It fits hospitals that want robotic surgery without dedicating an operating room, within the approved indications.
Full review: CMR Surgical Versius Plus Review: Features, Approvals and Uses of the Modular Surgical Robot



