Moon Surgical and Uncovr have completed the first 20 clinical cases using automated operative reporting on Moon Surgical's Maestro Platform at Institut Arnaud Tzanck in Nice. The procedures, performed by Drs Benjamin Cadiere, Maxime Fournier and Georges Debs, used Software Version 2.7 to generate operative reports directly from live laparoscopic video. The system processes procedural video locally on the Maestro platform, then transmits results to the cloud where structured draft reports are generated for surgeon review. This marks the first third-party AI solution implemented on Maestro's platform in clinical practice, demonstrating its open architecture capabilities. The technology aims to streamline post-operative documentation, improve billing capture and reduce administrative burden for surgical teams. Both companies plan broader commercial deployment of the AI-powered perioperative applications.

Uncovr has raised $7 million in a seed round led by Index Ventures to build AI-powered documentation from surgical video. The startup generates operative reports and procedural coding directly from surgical footage and workflow data. The London-based company was founded in 2025 by Ines Iraki, Johann Diep and Prof Eric Vibert. It addresses a critical gap in healthcare: most operative reports omit over 70% of recommended clinical information, leading to higher infection and readmission rates. Early analysis showed missed billable steps in 16% of procedures, creating roughly 10% reimbursement gaps. Investors include Frst, No Label Ventures, Entrepreneurs First and Seedcamp, alongside notable angels including Digital Surgery founder Jean Nehme. Within months of launch, Uncovr built a pipeline representing over 400 operating rooms across US and European health systems.