Stryker has bought the surgery monitoring software provider, which was backed by SoftBank and multiple healthcare providers.

Surgery technology producer Stryker has paid an undisclosed sum to acquire Gauss Surgical, a similarly US-based peer backed by a host of corporate investors.

Founded in 2011, Gauss has built a computer vision-powered software tool dubbed Triton, which is intended for use in operations helping surgeons detect blood loss.

The company last received funding in October 2020 when it completed a $30m series C round with $10m from dental care provider Delta Dental of Michigan and Ohio’s 4100 Group…

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Edison Fu

Edison Fu is a reporter and Asia liaison at Global Corporate Venturing.
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