LN Robotics


Medical robotics company developing robot-assisted systems for vascular interventions, originating from a hospital research team (Asan Medical Center) and established in 2019. The company develops catheter-control robotic systems for percutaneous coronary intervention, integrates AI for tool navigation and imaging, conducts multi-center clinical trials, and holds regulatory certifications and multiple patents.

Industries

biotechnology
health-diagnostics
robotics

Nr. of Employees

small (1-50)

LN Robotics

13th Floor, Youngchang Digital Tower, 63 Ttukseom-ro 1-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea


Patents

Surgical tool control apparatus

US-12555678-B2

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Apparatus and method for evaluating proceeding route of guide wire

US-12138401-B2

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Roller module for medical robot, driving device for medical robot, and medical robot

US-12114938-B2

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Products

AVIAR (catheter-control robotic system)

A robot-assisted system designed to remotely manipulate interventional devices used in percutaneous coronary interventions, enabling multi-device coordination, millimeter-level control, haptic feedback, and remote operation from a control room.


Services

A staged training program composed of online coursework, simulation-based dry lab sessions, and on-site procedural support to transition clinicians from training to independent use.

Expertise Areas

  • Cardiovascular interventional robotics
  • AI-driven intra-procedural imaging and navigation
  • Clinical trial management for medical devices
  • Medical device regulatory compliance and certification
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Key Technologies

  • Robot-assisted catheter control
  • Multi-channel tool control
  • Haptic feedback systems
  • AI-based tool navigation and visualization
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News & Updates

Leadership transition to a co-CEO system; new CEO brings over 20 years in global healthcare businesses and experience in cardiovascular markets.

Catheter-control robot designated as an innovative medical technology permitting conditional clinical use during an evaluation period.

Series B financing reported to support overseas market entry and product pipeline expansion for interventional robotic systems.

Award recognizing robotics and AI integration in coronary intervention assistance; included research funding and mentorship.

Prospective, multi-center, single-arm, investigator-initiated post-approval clinical trial published in Korean Circulation Journal.

First surgical-robot-related technology in the field to receive NET certification from the Ministry of Health and Welfare.

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