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Dental Robotics secures Seed funding from AI Angel Club, CNTTech, People Investment, and Digital Healthcare Partners to advance its autonomous suction robot for dental clinics.
PRIVATESep 21, 2026•about 3 hours ago
Round Type
Seed
South KoreaBiotechnologyHealth CareArtificial IntelligenceMedical DeviceMachine LearningRoboticsPublic Safety
Investors
Digital Healthcare PartnersPeople InvestmentCnt TechAi Angel Club
Description
Dental Robotics, a developer of Physical AI-driven autonomous suction robots for dental clinics, announced on September 21 that it has secured Seed funding from AI Angel Club, CNTTech, People Investment, and Digital Healthcare Partners. The company plans to use the investment to advance its robot system, accelerate clinical validation and medical device regulatory approvals, and prepare pilot deployments at university hospitals and mid-to-large dental clinics. The robot addresses the shortage of dental assistant personnel by automating suction work, which currently consumes an average of 2.5 hours per day of dental hygienists' time. Dental Robotics' suction robot uses 3D CBCT and intraoral scanner data to map oral cavities with 100 μm accuracy and employs vision AI for real-time structure recognition.
Company Information
Company
Dental Robotics
Location
South Korea
About
Dental Robotics develops a Physical AI-driven autonomous suction robot for dental clinics to address the shortage of dental assistant personnel. The robot uses 3D CBCT and intraoral scanner data with vision AI to autonomously perform suction tasks with 100 μm accuracy and 98.6% fusion success rate. It incorporates advanced safety features including pressure sensors and a three-layer safety architecture meeting surgical and personal-care robot standards. The company aims for commercial launch in 2028, starting with domestic medical device approval followed by international expansion.
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