The global surgical robots market is forecast to reach $45,6-billion by 2033 with a CAGR of 14,9% from 2026 to 2033, according to a new report by Grand View Research.
Surgical robotic systems are equipped with high-definition cameras and robotic arms, allowing surgeons to perform complicated procedures with enhanced accuracy. The market has grown substantially due to rising demand for minimally invasive surgeries, the need for improved surgical outcomes, and the continuous evolution of robotic technology. As the healthcare landscape embraces innovation, surgical robots are increasingly becoming a vital tool, revolutionising surgical approaches and contributing to better patient care.
Moreover, increasing penetration of international players in various regions is expected to boost market growth.
The Covid-19 outbreak significantly influenced the uptake and integration of surgical robots. Supply chain disruptions and extensive lockdowns across key nations had a notable impact on market growth. An overall decline in surgical procedure volumes due to the pandemic and stringent regulations contributed to the downturn in 2020. As circumstances move closer to pre-pandemic norms, the market is poised for substantial growth.
In addition, collaborative efforts between governments, hospitals, and medical device companies create a favourable environment for product adoption, propelling market growth.
Highlights from the new report include:
- The surgical robotic accessories segment accounted for the largest share of around 53,6% in 2025, owing to the recurring demand for robotic consumables, staplers, vessel sealers, scissors, and imaging accessories used in every robotic-assisted procedure.
- The general surgery segment dominated the surgical robots market with the largest share of 28,7% in 2025, driven by high volumes of robotic-assisted colorectal, gastrointestinal, hepatobiliary, and hernia procedures.
- The inpatient (hospital) segment dominated the surgical robots industry with a revenue share of 52,9% in 2025, as healthcare facilities are increasingly adopting robotic technology, advanced robotic instruments, and accessories to enhance medical procedures.
- North America dominated the surgical robots market with a revenue share of 47% in 2025. The advancements in surgeries and healthcare facilities for various disorders are increasing the need for these systems for surgeries and treatment.