SS Innovations International has become the first Indian company to win the Outstanding Company award at the Surgical Robotics Technology (SRT) Industry Awards 2026, one of the world’s most prestigious honours dedicated to surgical robotics.
The company outperformed several global leaders in surgical robotics and medical technology, including Intuitive, Medtronic, Johnson & Johnson MedTech, Distalmotion, Meril, MicroPort, THINK Surgical, FUTEK and Precision IO Group, reinforcing its growing presence in the global surgical robotics industry.
Recognition Among Global Industry Leaders
Now in its fourth edition, the SRT Industry Awards recognise excellence in innovation, clinical impact and technological leadership in robotic-assisted surgery. Organised by Surgical Robotics Technology (SRT) in partnership with QNX, the awards honour organisations and individuals advancing the future of surgical robotics.
The 2026 winners also included Steve Bell (Industry Leadership), Microbot Medical (Innovative Start-up), Sentante (Groundbreaking Technology), Moon Surgical (Software Innovation) and Dr. Brian Cohen of Cohen Orthopedic (Outstanding Healthcare Provider).
As per the press release, SS Innovations International distinguished itself by securing the coveted Outstanding Company title, highlighting India’s growing capabilities in advanced medical technology.
Company Responds to the Achievement
Dr. Sudhir Srivastava, Founder, Chairman and CEO of SS Innovations International, said the award recognises the company’s commitment to developing innovative, accessible and affordable surgical robotic technologies while advancing its mission to expand access to robotic surgery worldwide.
Expanding India’s Global MedTech Footprint
Driven by its flagship SSI Mantra Surgical Robotic System, SS Innovations International has rapidly expanded its global footprint through innovation, affordability, telesurgery advancements and increasing clinical adoption. The latest recognition marks another milestone for the company and reinforces India’s emergence as a global hub for surgical robotics and medical technology innovation.