LEM Surgical, a leader in surgical robotics, has opened a state-of-the-art 19,400-square-foot headquarters in Bern, Switzerland.
LEM Surgical, a pioneer in the surgical robotics industry, has officially opened its new headquarters in Bern. This significant development marks a milestone in the company’s growth trajectory and reflects its commitment to driving the future of surgical robotics. The new 19,400-square-foot facility is strategically designed to integrate research and development (R&D) with advanced precision manufacturing, facilitating a seamless feedback loop between these critical areas.
The new headquarters, located in the heart of Western Switzerland, gives LEM Surgical full control over its supply chain, ensuring the highest quality standards in the production of its state-of-the-art robotic systems. This integrated approach not only accelerates the development of the next generation of surgical robots, but also enhances the company’s ability to quickly respond to evolving market demands and regulatory requirements.
“Our significant investment in the new facility is part of our overall strategy to build a world-class surgical robotics company,” said Yossi Bar, CEO of LEM Surgical. “We are focused on commercialization while maintaining the highest standards of medical device manufacturing. The new manufacturing facility will allow us to provide our customers with the next generation of robots with the highest level of reliability and safety.”
The opening of this facility follows LEM Surgical’s recent successes, including securing CHF 8.7 million in Series A funding to advance its “Sapien” robotic system, a breakthrough technology designed to transform spine surgery. This new headquarters represents a bold step forward for the company, positioning LEM Surgical for future success and enabling it to maintain its leadership in the rapidly advancing field of surgical robotics.
Arnold Vetterli, VP of Operations at LEM Surgical, emphasized the importance of the new facility: “This facility unites the entire company, including in-house manufacturing, under one roof, enabling fast feedback loops from the operating room to R&D to manufacturing. It truly represents our commitment to driving innovation and growth in surgical robotics.”
The facility’s strategic design and capabilities underscore the company’s readiness to lead the next generation of surgical technology, combining Swiss precision engineering with a relentless commitment to excellence.
