Moon Surgical

Scaling Surgical Performance

Paris, France · Founded 2020 · $86.7M raised

Headquarters
Paris
Employees
51–200
Founded
2020
Business Model
B2B
Total Funding
$86.7M
Last Round
$55.4M Series BMay 2023
Rounds
2

About

Moon Surgical is a medical robotics company founded in Paris in 2020 that develops the Maestro robotic surgical assistant, a platform designed to augment surgeons performing laparoscopic procedures with advances in computer vision, haptics, and robotics. Originally named MastOR, Moon Surgical was founded by Professor Brice Gayet and joined by CEO Anne Osdoit. The Maestro system received FDA clearance in December 2022 and CE Mark in April 2023, with commercial rollout beginning in France in late 2023 and the US in June 2024. The company raised $31.3M in Series A funding and $55.4M in Series B, backed by Sofinnova Partners, Johnson & Johnson Innovation, and NVIDIA. Moon Surgical operates offices in Paris, France and San Carlos, California.

Summary

Moon Surgical is a Healthcare company based in Paris, France, founded in 2020. It has raised $86.7M in total across 2 rounds, most recently a $55.4M Series B round in May 2023. Investors include Sofinnova Partners, nVentures and Johnson & Johnson Innovation.

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Funding History

Series BSeries BMay 2023
$55.4M

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