SSII’s “Made-in-India” MantraM Surgical Robot Unveiled in Gujarat

The initiative aims to democratize access to advanced surgical care, especially in regions where robotic surgery is not yet widespread.

SS Innovations International (SSII), a global medtech company, has unveiled its flagship MantraM “Made-in-India” surgical robot in Surat, under its nationwide robotic surgery yatra, an event held at Icon Hospital, Gujarat.

The initiative aims to democratize access to advanced surgical care, especially in regions where robotic surgery is not yet widespread.

The Surat initiative is expected to allow the doctors, medical students, faculty, and residents to interact closely with the MantraM system via the MantraM Mobile Simulation Bus.

The immersive experience included live demonstrations, expert training sessions, and hands-on exposure to key features of the Mantra 3.0 surgical robotic platform.

Commenting on the initiative, Dr. Anurag Nema, General Surgeon, Director, Icon Hospital, Surat, said, “This is a historic moment that showcases what’s possible when innovation meets purpose. It brings us closer to redefining and democratizing access to advanced surgical care, particularly in regions with limited specialist availability. This marks a transformative moment in surgical science. It’s not just about technological capability; it’s about bridging gaps in access to quality healthcare. The success of the SSI Mantra system proves that the future of safe, precise, and inclusive surgery is here, and it’s being shaped in India.”

About MantramM

The MantramM is designed for deployment in remote and underserved areas and is equipped with backup power systems, including onboard 5 kVA generators and external power compatibility, ensuring uninterrupted operations.

It features high-speed telecom infrastructure and satellite-enabled connectivity to support future telesurgery applications.

The vehicle has a 380-litre fuel tank for extended travel, a dedicated driver’s cabin, multiple access points, and a special ramp to facilitate the safe movement of surgical equipment.

Speaking about the initiative, Chander Shekhar Sibal, CEO, India, SS Innovations International, said, “This milestone reinforces our commitment to making advanced surgical robotics accessible and affordable to every corner of India. The SSII MantraM ‘Made-in-India’ Surgical Robot Yatra is more than an outreach, it’s a movement to empower healthcare professionals, build surgical skills and take robotic-assisted surgeries to the grassroots level."

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