The brief
- 2025 revenue was about $6.2B, up 6.1%; knee sales grew 8.5 points faster in accounts that use CORI.
- 2025 was a record year for CORI placements; 45% of Q4 placements went to outpatient surgery centres.
- CORI added shoulder surgery in 2026, and the next-generation CORI XT did its first cases in June 2026.
Technical approach
A robot the surgeon holds
Instead of a large robotic arm, CORI is a tracked handheld bone mill. It is small and portable enough for outpatient surgery centres.
Plan first, then cut to the plan
CORIOGRAPH builds a model of the patient's joint before surgery so implant size and position are chosen in advance.
Robot tied to its own implants
The robot sells the company's knees, hips and AETOS shoulders: knee sales grow faster in hospitals that have a CORI.

