
Prehabilitation now within reach for hospitals
28 mei 2025
October 4, 2023
2 minutes
Today, Microsure successfully completed its Series B2 funding round and raised €38 million in development capital. With this financing, Microsure will complete the development of the newest micro-surgical robot, MUSA-3, for clinical studies, followed by submitting the FDA approval application in the United States and CE marking in Europe. Invest-NL will contribute €5 million to this funding round, including the conversion of a previous loan.
The broader adoption of microsurgery and improved precision and control during operations reduce complications and lead to lower healthcare costs.
Microsure's robotic microsurgery technology is revolutionary because it makes most complex microsurgeries accessible to almost all surgeons. The robotic technology surpasses human capabilities in terms of precision, stability, and control in microsurgery, enabling the execution of the most complex microvascular procedures. By minimizing human hand movements and filtering out natural tremors, it becomes possible to suture even tiny blood vessels that are invisible to the naked eye.
In this funding round, several new private and public investors are participating, such as the European Innovation Council Fund (EICF), Swiss-based Kineo, and various prominent private investor groups. Existing investors, including the deep-tech venture capital fund Innovation Industries, BOM Ventures, private investors Ten Cate Investment Company (TCIM), Venturing Tech, Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), and the founders of Microsure, continue their support.
Koen van Breugel, investment manager at Invest-NL: “Invest-NL makes fundable what seems unfundable. This is particularly true for our role in this investment round, which is clinically, technically, and commercially challenging and therefore risky. Investing in high-tech developments requires significant capital investments and often a long-term vision. We are pleased to have contributed to the success of this funding round.”
We previously published a story about Microsure.
Koen van Breugel
sr. investment manager