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Titan Medical Inc T.TMD

Alternate Symbol(s):  TMDIF

Titan Medical Inc. is a medical technology company. The Company is focused on the development and commercialization of surgical technologies for single access robotic assisted surgery (RAS) requiring only a single patient access point. It has integrated technology into the Enos surgical system with the purpose of enhancing the robotic assisted surgical experience for surgeons. The Enos surgeon workstation includes a three dimensional (3D) high-definition display to provide a crucial balance of surgical immersion and situational awareness in the operating room. The display is mounted to the ergonomic workstation with a natural handle interface designed to deliver and support comfortable surgical posture, even during long procedures. The Company's multi-articulated instruments bring fluid flexibility and strength to position the end effectors for grasping, suturing, cutting and coagulation.


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Comment by happyraton Nov 11, 2021 2:59pm
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Post# 34116382

RE:Titan is Piling Up the Patents what's it's Worth?

RE:Titan is Piling Up the Patents what's it's Worth?Today it's apparently worth a buck fifty a share :)

I've held this share for half a decade and I'm no shrinking sally when it comes to quitting when times are tough.  This is one to leave your grandkids, not to pay for next year's Porsche.

I've seen numbers between 40 cents and 4 bucks a share and I've always hung in for the long payoff.

I can understand that they want to refine the hell oiut of the technology before they start anything resembling production.

At least the Medtreonic Licensing deal eased the cash burn for the past year or so.

Today, the market is reacting to the postponement of a few deadlines (milestones?) for another year.

They had a hell of a sales pitch even 5 years ago and we're holding a share of the development costs.

If it takes off ianytime n this decade I should be happy enough.




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