“As more hospitals around the world adopt XACT's robotic system and access to care continues to expand, we anticipate achieving new levels of momentum in the adoption of this technology by leading radiology practices around the world,” Levin said.įounded in 2013, XACT Robotics is a privately held company with offices in Hingham, Mass., and Caesarea, Israel. “This significant achievement is especially impressive given that we launched the system and reached over 100 cases even during the COVID-19 pandemic.” “We are very pleased to be commemorating this historic milestone, which is a reflection of the dedication of our employees and the radiology teams who have recognized the considerable advantages that this technology delivers to patients and hospital systems,” stated Chen Levin, CEO of XACT Robotics. The system was consistently able to reach small areas of interest, said the company. Laura Wood,Senior Press E.S.XACT Robotics last week announced that its robotic surgical system has been used successfully in more 100 percutaneous procedures in the human body.

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