Who is Auris?
Auris is a medical robotics company that develops robotic platforms and software for minimally invasive, endoluminal, and surgical procedures.
- Robotic-assisted bronchoscopy and endoluminal navigation
- Robotic surgical platforms for minimally invasive procedures
- Flexible instrument and catheter control systems
- Image-guided navigation and procedural planning software
- Clinical training and hospital workflow integration
More About Auris
Auris operates in the medical technology segment, where its platforms are deployed in hospital operating rooms and interventional suites. Its systems are positioned to support clinicians performing procedures through natural body orifices and small incisions, with the aim of reducing invasiveness relative to open approaches.
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Architecturally, offerings of this kind combine robotic manipulators, flexible instruments, console-based teleoperation interfaces, localization technologies, and software for pre-procedural planning and intraoperative guidance. Deployment in hospital environments depends on device interoperability, secure handling of patient data under healthcare privacy regulations, and compatibility with sterile clinical workflows. Regulatory clearance and quality system obligations govern product design and lifecycle management.
The solution category is comparable to other surgical robotics platforms used in pulmonary and urologic procedures, where vendors differ in instrument articulation, imaging integration, and procedural scope. The business significance of this category lies in improving surgeon ergonomics, supporting consistent access to peripheral lung tissue, and promoting standardization of procedures across care sites.
Auris is positioned within health care equipment and medical robotics solution areas, with activities covering robotic bronchoscopy, endoluminal navigation, and surgical robotic systems. The organization has been part of Johnson & Johnson following its acquisition by that company, and its technologies are presented within that corporate medical technology portfolio.
Our description of Auris. Updated October 2026.
