Scopia Surgical has pulled in $2.6M in pre-seed funding, a bet that artificial intelligence can make minimally invasive surgery less of a guessing game. The round was backed by Linearis Ventures and Anges Québec.
The company is developing what it calls the first AI-driven surgical navigation system for laparoscopic procedures, aiming to give surgeons real-time intelligence during scope-guided operations. Rather than just improving the camera feed, Scopia Surgical wants to layer on navigation, diagnosis, and intervention support-turning a standard MIS setup into something closer to a digital co-pilot. The fresh capital will help push that system forward, though the company hasn't detailed specific milestones tied to the cash.















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