All deployed Maestro systems produced by Moon Surgical now feature active 5G and Wi-Fi connectivity, enabling real time analytics across the entire installed base, the company announced. This milestone completes Maestro’s edge-to-cloud architecture, pairing advanced on-device computing leveraging NVIDIA Holoscan and NVIDIA IGX with centralized cloud AI to unlock fleet-wide intelligence, powered by NVIDIA GPU cloud instances.

The company also launched Maestro Insights, a cloud-based analytics platform that provides surgical teams and administrators with on-demand access to procedural metrics, automated administrative tasks, and facility-level coordination tools. Maestro Insights acts as a digital hub for other connected devices, advancing the predictability of clinical operations and enabling hospitals to build more streamlined, data-driven surgical ecosystems.

“Connectivity isn’t just a technical upgrade; it’s a strategic enabler that amplifies Maestro’s unique, future-proof ambient sensing and AI-native edge,” Moon Surgical CEO Anne Osdoit stated. “It transforms Maestro from a surgical tool into the digital backbone of the surgical center, enabling further efficiencies driven by continuous learning, predictive coordination, and hosting the open infrastructure needed for intelligent, connected operating environments.”

The Maestro Platform has been used to treat more than 2,300 patients across various surgical specialties and clinical indications, underscoring Maestro’s consistent use in multi-specialty ORs and outpatient/ambulatory centers. Its open architecture complements endoscopy and visualization systems, integrating seamlessly with existing tools while elevating their value through AI-powered enhancements, according to the company.

“With ScoPilot, Maestro already brings AI-powered visualization control and support to the patient’s bedside,” Moon Surgical Chief Strategy Officer Jeffery Alvarez said. “Now, with real-time connectivity and Maestro Insights, we’re laying the foundation for the next wave of AI-powered tools, which not only provide greater efficiency and predictability during surgery, but also streamlining and automating some of the burdensome steps needed before and after surgery, for both the surgeons and their staffs.”

Examples of potential use cases include further Maestro setup automation, staff alerting and coordination, dynamic scheduling, and automating case reporting and billing. With the Maestro Platform’s focus on high-throughput environments like ASCs, where efficiency, predictability, and resource management are critical, this new intelligence layer enables smart coordination, real-time insights, and system-wide visibility without disrupting existing workflows, company bigwigs claim.

Moon Surgical is striving to transform the operating room with Physical AI, seamlessly integrating intelligence and robotics to elevate surgical teams’ capabilities. The Maestro System represents a new category of minimally invasive surgery—expanding the scale at which robotics are delivered into the operating rooms. Instinctive, collaborative, and cost-effective, Maestro empowers teams to provide exceptional care with greater adaptability and control.