Moon Surgical Expands U.S. Adoption of Maestro™ Robotics Platform in Operating Rooms

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Moon Surgical, the leader in Physical AI for the operating room, announced the successful launch of its Maestro™ Platform at Lee Health's Gulf Coast Medical Center in Fort Meyers, Florida, marking another milestone in the platform's growing adoption across the United States.

Lee Health has already completed over 100 procedures using Maestro, including bariatric and general surgeries. Notably, the hospital reported:

• Zero adverse events
• No increase in operative time or length of stay, even in the initial cases
• Operational efficiencies which enable the reduction of one surgical technologist or advanced provider per case without compromising care

In just the first 25 bariatric cases, Maestro helped Lee Health save the equivalent of 8.3 full working days of surgical tech time, demonstrating its impact on staffing efficiency and resource optimization.

QUOTE: Juan Ibarra, M.D - Robotic Surgery Program Manager, Lee Heath: "We're proud to be among the early U.S. institutions to adopt the Maestro Platform. We've completed over 100 procedures, each one delivering excellent clinical and operational outcomes. For surgeons who prefer traditional laparoscopy, Maestro offers a smart and reliable assistant without changing their preferred surgical approach. We are proud at Lee Health to be setting the pace with technology that improves efficiency, maintains safety, and supports our teams."

"The program launch and partnership with Lee Health is a great example of how Maestro is defining a new category of MIS." said Anne Osdoit, Moon Surgical CEO. "Maestro has quickly delivered consistent and scalable positive impact for surgeons, their teams, the hospital system and its patients."

The launch at Lee Health comes on the heels of a recent announcement on the rapidly broadening usage of the Maestro™ System, which has now supported over 1,600 procedures worldwide, including 1,400 in the past year alone, across 60 different types of minimally invasive surgeries. Maestro's growing adoption highlights its adaptability across specialties and its value in high-volume outpatient care.

Moon Surgical continues to redefine the operating room with Maestro, a surgical technology platform powered by Physical AI. Designed to enhance human performance, Maestro supports surgical teams with adaptability, control, and efficient integration into existing workflows.