Robotic Surgery Startups funded by Y Combinator (YC) 2026

May 2026

Browse 3 of the top Robotic Surgery startups funded by Y Combinator.

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  • Illuminant Surgical
    Illuminant Surgical
    Y Combinator LogoS2022
    Active • 11 employees • Culver City, CA, USA
    Illuminant Surgical is building a new way of seeing inside the human body. Our breakthrough platform, Skylight™, is the first real-time anatomical projection system, displaying images directly on the patient to give doctors an x-ray vision view for safer interventions.
    medical-robotics
    augmented-reality
    robotic-surgery
    medical-devices
    navigation
  • AlgoSurg Inc
    AlgoSurg Inc
    Y Combinator LogoW2018
    Active • 8 employees • Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
    AlgoSurg makes AI software solutions, for various next-generation surgical applications ranging from Robotics-surgeries, AR-based-navigation/training, cloud-based 3D surgery planning and automatic patient-specific instrument/implant design.
    augmented-reality
    robotic-surgery
    medical-devices
  • Allotrope Medical
    Y Combinator LogoS2018
    Acquired • 2 employees • Houston, TX, USA
    Allotrope Medical is a Houston-based medical device company founded and run by the surgeon that created the technology. Our platform stimulation technology gives physicians control over the natural movements of the urinary and digestive systems. This control over smooth muscle tissues allows the surgeon to identify hidden anatomic structures (ureters, sphincters and others), determine tissue health, and even assist in diagnosing disease states. The technology is delivered through the surgeon's existing instruments (which have remained unchanged in over 30 years) giving a completely new capability to the surgeon while maintaining seamless workflow integration. With an $600M (and growing) initial market, the technology is future-proof and is readily able to be integrated into the continued advancements in the surgical space.
    hardware
    robotic-surgery
    medical-devices