Robot
da Vinci
- Category
- Surgical system [1]
- Introduced
- 2000 [1]
- Manufacturer
- Intuitive Surgical [1]
Reviewed product record
da Vinci — surgical system family
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System generations and permitted procedures differ. This family overview makes no claim of autonomous surgery or universal procedure eligibility.
Identity and purpose
- Models
- Includes da Vinci 5 and da Vinci Xi Intuitive · Manufacturer claim
Supporting text changed · review needed
Supporting text: “Da Vinci Xi”
Last attempted: 2026-09-16. Automated checks look for the cited text; they do not independently test performance.
- Configuration
- da Vinci 5 is a multiport platform Intuitive · Manufacturer claim
Supporting text changed · review needed
Supporting text: “integrated multiport platform”
Last attempted: 2026-09-16. Automated checks look for the cited text; they do not independently test performance.
- Use cases
- Robotic assistance for minimally invasive surgery Intuitive · Manufacturer claim
Supporting text changed · review needed
Supporting text: “minimally invasive surgery”
Last attempted: 2026-09-16. Automated checks look for the cited text; they do not independently test performance.
Not established in this reviewed record: Height, Weight, Payload, Battery runtime, Speed, Degrees of freedom, Sensors, Onboard compute, Developer access, ROS support, Availability, Price. Missing data does not mean a capability is absent.
Deployment evidence
No deployment has been reviewed for this robot in our pilot collection. This does not establish that none exists.
Browse all deployment records →Timeline
- Surgeons use da Vinci surgical robot to perform common cardiac surgery The Robot Report
- Maria Middelares Hospital autotransplants kidney with da Vinci SP via single incision The Robot Report
- Intuitive earns updated FDA labeling on da Vinci X, Xi for radical prostatectomy The Robot Report
- Four-armed robotic surgical system is controlled by hands and feet New Atlas
References
- intuitive.com — retrieved Aug 5, 2026
- wikidata.org — retrieved Aug 6, 2026