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Stereotaxis opens new headquarters in St. Louis

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Stereotaxis’ new headquarters take up 45,000 ft² in downtown St. Louis. [Image courtesy of Stereotaxis]
Surgical robotics company Stereotaxis (NYSE: STXS) is holding a grand opening today for its 45,000 ft² headquarters facility in downtown St. Louis.

The new headquarters is located in the renovated historic Globe Building in St. Louis’s growing Downtown North Urban Insight District. It’s an all-in-one facility housing research and development, advanced manufacturing, and distribution space for the company’s pipeline of robotic surgery technologies.

Stereotaxis employs more than 130 professionals in 10 countries worldwide. It designed its headquarters to accommodate significant long-term growth.

Stereotaxis headquarters Globe Building St. Louis
Stereotaxis’ headquarters are located in the historic Globe Building in St. Louis. [Image courtesy of Globe Building]
“Stereotaxis is delighted to inaugurate a modern new headquarters that serves as a foundation for years of progress and growth,” CEO David Fischel said in a news release.

“We appreciate the many community leaders who have supported a growing, high-tech innovation ecosystem in St. Louis. We look forward to contributing to the revitalization of downtown St. Louis and pioneering innovations that improve endovascular surgery.”

Stereotaxis is the creator of surgical robotics for minimally invasive endovascular intervention. Its technology has treated more than 100,000 patients worldwide.

Stereotaxis Genesis RMN robotic surgery headquarters St. Louis
Stereotaxis’ headquarters in St. Louis include an operating room with a Genesis RMN system for demonstration and training purposes. [Image courtesy of Stereotaxis]

 

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