SS Innovations, the maker of India’s first and only home-grown Surgical Robotic System – SSI Mantra, hosted the Second Global SSI Multi-Speciality Robotic Surgery Conference (SMRSC) 2025 at the Leela, Gurgaon.
The two-day event saw enthusiastic participation from over 1200+ world-renowned medical professionals, who gathered on a single platform to explore the transformative potential of robotic surgery. In a groundbreaking announcement at the SMRSC 2025, SS Innovations unveiled the SSI Mantra Tele-Sync Mobile Unit – “SSI MantraM”, a first-of-its-kind innovation set to transform the landscape of robotic surgery and telemedicine in India.
Speaking on the launch of SSI MantraM, Dr Sudhir Srivastava, Founder, Chairman, and CEO of SS Innovations said,” SSI MantraM is more than a mobile telesurgical unit, it’s a movement to democratize and decentralise world-class healthcare. With high-speed telecommunication and satellite connectivity, it breaks geographical barriers, delivering life-saving robotic-assisted surgery to underserved communities. Beyond tele-surgical procedures, SSI MantraM serves as a powerful platform for surgical education, tele-mentoring, and real-time patient data analytics. With continuous research and innovation, SSI is taking a major step toward ensuring that advanced robotic surgery reaches those who need it most.”
Dr. MichioKaku, renowned theoretical physicist and futurist, speaking on the future of medical technology said, “Congratulations to SSI for making history by igniting the next revolution in robotic surgery. Today marks the beginning of an exciting new era, with SSI at the forefront of a transformation that will redefine the medical field. When historians look back, they will recognize that this moment set into motion a movement that will reverberate across the world, redefining the way surgery is performed. But this is only the beginning. We are witnessing the dawn of the next phase that goes beyond where we stand today. While this phase will shape the future for years to come, I can already see the emergence of something even greater: the integration of quantum mechanics into surgery. This will not just be robotic surgery; it will be quantum mechanical robotic surgery, an evolution that will once again revolutionize medicine. Years from now, history will mark SSI as the epicentre of this transformation, the place where visionaries, driven by energy and foresight, propelled this revolution forward. I eagerly await the next great leap, where quantum mechanics and robotic surgery merge, opening yet another frontier in medical innovation.”
