MEDX Ventures Group

MEDX Ventures Group is an investment and management firm founded in 2010, with a focus on medical technology and robotics. The firm operates as a venture capital investor and active manager, deploying an X model that brings together development, regulatory, commercial, and finance expertise to guide its portfolio companies. It maintains a presence across New York, Boston, Europe, and Israel, and is based in Hingham, Massachusetts. MEDX seeks opportunities in Israeli medical technology and robotic companies, leveraging cross-border experience to support ventures through development and commercialization.

Steve Stein

Senior Director and Strategic Partner

4 past transactions

XACT Robotics

Series D in 2019
XACT Robotics Ltd. is a company specializing in robotic technology for needle steering in minimally invasive interventional procedures. Founded in 2013 and based in Caesarea, Israel, it has developed a five-degrees-of-freedom needle steering and insertion system. This system consists of a patient-mounted robot, a control unit connected to CT imaging, and a workstation for procedure planning and observation. The technology allows interventional radiologists to plan procedures while the robot performs needle insertions and steering under their guidance, accommodating real-time adjustments for patient movement and breathing. This capability enhances targeting accuracy and procedural efficiency, making it applicable to various medical applications, including biopsies, ablations, and drug delivery. By integrating advanced imaging systems with robotic assistance, XACT Robotics addresses the growing demand for innovative solutions in the field of image-guided and robot-assisted surgery.

XACT Robotics

Series C in 2018
XACT Robotics Ltd. is a company specializing in robotic technology for needle steering in minimally invasive interventional procedures. Founded in 2013 and based in Caesarea, Israel, it has developed a five-degrees-of-freedom needle steering and insertion system. This system consists of a patient-mounted robot, a control unit connected to CT imaging, and a workstation for procedure planning and observation. The technology allows interventional radiologists to plan procedures while the robot performs needle insertions and steering under their guidance, accommodating real-time adjustments for patient movement and breathing. This capability enhances targeting accuracy and procedural efficiency, making it applicable to various medical applications, including biopsies, ablations, and drug delivery. By integrating advanced imaging systems with robotic assistance, XACT Robotics addresses the growing demand for innovative solutions in the field of image-guided and robot-assisted surgery.

XACT Robotics

Series B in 2017
XACT Robotics Ltd. is a company specializing in robotic technology for needle steering in minimally invasive interventional procedures. Founded in 2013 and based in Caesarea, Israel, it has developed a five-degrees-of-freedom needle steering and insertion system. This system consists of a patient-mounted robot, a control unit connected to CT imaging, and a workstation for procedure planning and observation. The technology allows interventional radiologists to plan procedures while the robot performs needle insertions and steering under their guidance, accommodating real-time adjustments for patient movement and breathing. This capability enhances targeting accuracy and procedural efficiency, making it applicable to various medical applications, including biopsies, ablations, and drug delivery. By integrating advanced imaging systems with robotic assistance, XACT Robotics addresses the growing demand for innovative solutions in the field of image-guided and robot-assisted surgery.

XACT Robotics

Series A in 2015
XACT Robotics Ltd. is a company specializing in robotic technology for needle steering in minimally invasive interventional procedures. Founded in 2013 and based in Caesarea, Israel, it has developed a five-degrees-of-freedom needle steering and insertion system. This system consists of a patient-mounted robot, a control unit connected to CT imaging, and a workstation for procedure planning and observation. The technology allows interventional radiologists to plan procedures while the robot performs needle insertions and steering under their guidance, accommodating real-time adjustments for patient movement and breathing. This capability enhances targeting accuracy and procedural efficiency, making it applicable to various medical applications, including biopsies, ablations, and drug delivery. By integrating advanced imaging systems with robotic assistance, XACT Robotics addresses the growing demand for innovative solutions in the field of image-guided and robot-assisted surgery.
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