Surgical Robotics in India: Mapping the Robotic Surgery Ecosystem & Evolving Market
India’s robotic-surgery ecosystem is moving beyond early adoption: by the end of 2025, more than 180 da Vinci systems were installed across major Indian hospitals, while indigenous SSi Mantra systems had already supported more than 7,650 robot-assisted procedures in India.
For years, robotic surgery in India was viewed as a technology reserved for a handful of advanced metropolitan hospitals. That perception is changing. Robotic-assisted surgery is increasingly entering urology, gynaecology, gastrointestinal surgery, surgical oncology, cardiac surgery and other specialties. Yet the more important story is not the number of robots entering operating rooms. It is the emergence of an ecosystem around manufacturers, hospitals, surgeons, training institutions, medical-device regulators, technology providers and patients.
India is now confronting a larger question: Can robotic surgery evolve from a premium technological capability into a clinically valuable, economically sustainable and more widely accessible component of Indian healthcare?
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