Nominations Now Open for Surgical Robotics Industry Awards 2026

Surgical Robotics Technology, the leading online publication and sourcing platform for the surgical robotics industry, today announced that nominations are now open for the Surgical Robotics Industry Awards 2026, in partnership with QNX, a division of BlackBerry Limited.

Now in its fourth year, the Awards recognise the outstanding contribution of individuals, organisations and technologies across the industry. Importantly, anyone with an interest in surgical robotics is invited to nominate and vote.

There are 6 Award categories for 2026:-

• Industry Leadership
• Innovative Start-up
• Outstanding Company
• Outstanding Healthcare Provider
• Software Innovation
• Groundbreaking Technology

The Software Innovation Award is a new category for 2026, recognising companies and teams developing cutting-edge software for surgical robotics.

Nominations will remain open from now until 12th May 2026, visit here today to make your nominations.

The 2026 Awards are proudly in collaboration with QNX. QNX delivers foundational software that empowers the medical device industry to create the next generation of life-critical applications. From complex surgical robotics and precise diagnostic equipment to reliable patient monitoring and drug delivery systems, QNX’s safety-certified and secure solutions are engineered to meet the stringent demands of modern healthcare.

“We’re excited to open entries for this year’s Industry Awards and to be partnering with QNX again,” said Josef de Pfeiffer, Founder of Surgical Robotics Technology. “The level of innovation in surgical robotics right now is remarkable. We’re seeing technologies that are redefining what’s possible in surgery. These awards are about recognising the teams behind those breakthroughs and giving them the visibility they deserve.”

“We’re delighted to be returning as a partner for the SRT Industry Awards in 2026,” said Carsten Hurasky, SVP and CMO at QNX. “At QNX, we believe technology has the power to transform lives, and recognising these achievements reflects our commitment to advancing innovation and performance in healthcare. We’re looking forward to celebrating the individuals and organisations setting new standards in surgical robotics.”

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