Galen Robotics CTO, Dave Saunders, listed as one of 24 Medtech Voices to Follow in 2024 https://lnkd.in/eyppqa8K #AI #MEDTECH #SURGICALROBOTICS
About us
Galen Robotics is developing a single-platform solution to aid surgeons across several disciplines with minimal disturbance to existing workflows. Our cooperative control paradigm aims to eliminate hand tremor and enable surgeons to realize precise minimally invasive interventions in otolaryngology, head and neck surgery, and tissue reconstruction that were previously considered beyond human capacity.
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http://www.galenrobotics.com
External link for Galen Robotics
- Industry
- Medical Device
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Baltimore, Maryland
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2016
- Specialties
- Surgical Robotics and Micro-Surgical Robotics
Locations
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Primary
101 W Dickman St
Baltimore, Maryland 21230, US
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541 Jefferson Ave
Redwood City, California, US
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3400 N Charles St
Baltimore, Maryland, US
Employees at Galen Robotics
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Enterprising Chief Officer & Product Evangelist | MDDI's Voice to Follow in 2024 | IP Portfolio Leadership l Excellence In Innovation & Commercialization l M&A/IPO/Startups l Board & Investor Advisor Delivering ROI
What have you learned about leading remotely that you can share? ✏️ I learned that needing to be in the office to do "real work" is a myth. Leading the development of a new surgical robot during the COVID lockdown, in a pre-revenue startup, was a brutal situation. At first I thought we were in big trouble, but we focused on operating using cloud-based tools like Arena, Jira, Jama, Slack, and Confluence. When the "wrench turners" needed to go into the office, we had a clearly documented on-site policy and everyone else focused on working as a team and continuing forward. Every week I shared our main goal over Zoom, and we broke that down into results the teams achieved towards that aim. At times I felt like a literal cheerleader, shouting out the same goal week after week, but we kept moving forward and eventually gained a de novo from the FDA for the first surgical robot of its kind. Making sure your goals are clear and having regular "visible" engagement from the entire team is critical to success in any situation, but even more so when people are working remotely. We even had a Slack channel called #Coffee-Break for Video Huddles for literal coffee breaks, posting memes and jokes. That may have been more instrumental to a solid remote work environment than anything else. #Remote #Office #Results #RemoteWork #Leadership #Innovation #HealthTech #Teamwork #DigitalTransformation #StartupLife #ProductDevelopment #FDAApproval #AgileMethodology #ProjectManagement #SurgicalRobotics #CloudComputing #Collaboration #EngineeringExcellence #VirtualTeam #TechLeadership #WorkflowOptimization #Covid19Response #StartupChallenges
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Galen Robotics, Inc. Secures De Novo Grant for Galen ES, World's First Cooperatively Powered Robotic Surgical Assistant Platform for Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) Surgery #medtech #surgicalrobot #denovo #FDA https://lnkd.in/einZc56D
Galen Robotics, Inc. Secures De Novo Grant for Galen ES, World's First Cooperatively Powered Robotic Surgical Assistant Platform for Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) Surgery
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Galen Robotics, Inc. Announces Bridge Round Into Series B Financing with Discounted Pricing Offer for Qualified Investors #medtech #financing #investors #surgicalRobotics
Galen Robotics, Inc. Launches Bridge Funding Round Following FDA Approval
Galen Robotics on LinkedIn
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