AiM Medical Robotics awarded $2.1M National Cancer Institute grant

2 September 2026 — AiM Medical Robotics has received a $2.1 million SBIR Phase II grant from the National Cancer Institute to advance its MRI-compatible robotic platform for ablative treatment of brain cancer, including clinical evaluation at Brigham and Women’s Hospital. CEO Gregory Fischer: “We are building a platform intended to enable physicians to precisely, reliably, and safely reach targets within the brain.”

Source: https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/09/02/3355162/0/en/aim-medical-robotics-awarded-2-million-national-cancer-institute-grant-to-advance-mri-guided-robotic-treatment-of-brain-cancer.html

Albion Trinity Capital is an investor in AiM Medical Robotics.

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