Tools and technology have long played a pivotal role in advancing surgical success. From developments in sterile materials, through to the application of robotics, it’s a journey that stretches back hundreds, perhaps even thousands of years. Rudimentary trephines thought to be used for cranial surgeries have been discovered across Neolithic sites and the use of …
Read MoreIn the medical device industry, everything we do is about improving patient care – it’s the purpose behind all technological advancements. Through innovation in robotic-assisted surgery, Nami’s technology has the potential to truly transform the standard of patient care – and patient outcomes – around the world. Here’s how: The technology The standard of care …
Read MoreThe month of March kicked off with International Women’s Day – a day to celebrate the achievements of women and recognise their efforts in all fields of industry. In celebration of this and the many talented women on the Nami Surgical team, we wanted to provide some insight into what a working day looks like …
Read MoreWe at Nami Surgical are delighted to welcome David O’Reilly onto our team as we continue to bring valuable expertise to the extended team that drives our strategy and success. In his role, David will share his expertise as a successful life sciences entrepreneur and provide key guidance on international markets and scaling globally. Based …
Read MoreIt’s been nothing short of a transformative year for Nami. We’re ending 2024 having achieved so many of our objectives for the year, with the business looking quite different now from how it looked in January. Here are our key successes – the achievements we look forward to building on in 2025! Funding success …
Read MoreEarlier this year, Nami secured £700,000 of grant funding from Innovate UK’s Biomedical Catalyst Grant. As the UK’s national innovation agency, Innovate UK helps companies like ours to innovate, develop new products, and bring them to market through funding, signposting, and its wider ecosystem of support organisations and resources. The process wasn’t easy, but with …
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