Neocis

Neocis is a healthcare robotics company dedicated to enhancing dental surgery through advanced robotics. Founded in 2009 by engineers Alon Mozes and Juan Salcedo, Neocis focuses on improving the accuracy and efficiency of dental implant procedures. The company's flagship product, Yomi, is a robot-assisted surgical device that guides dental surgeons during implant operations. Yomi integrates robotics, software, and artificial intelligence to streamline the dental implant process, aiming to provide more precise outcomes and reduce complications. Neocis has seen significant growth, expanding its team to over 75 employees and investing in research and development. The Yomi system has been adopted by various dental practices across the United States, including the Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine, which integrated Yomi into its curriculum. Neocis is committed to setting new standards in dental surgery, focusing on innovation to improve patient care and outcomes in the dental implantology sector.