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Streppel - About the company

Streppel is an unfunded company based in Wermelskirchen (Germany), founded in 2009 by Uwe Streppel and Elke Streppel. It operates as an Endoscopic device manufacturer. Streppel has not raised any funding yet. The company has 254 active competitors, including 100 funded and 30 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like Intuitive, Medical Microinstruments and PROCEPT BioRobotics.

Company Details

STREPPEL manufactures and markets a variety of fibre optic instruments for application in disease diagnostic industry. The company offers Rigid and flexible endoscopes, flexible videoscopes, cold light sources, fibre optic light guides, LED illumination, zoom stereo microscopes and cameras. In addition, the company also offers rigid endoscopes for veterinary applications.
Email ID
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Phone Number
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Founded Year
2009
Location
Wermelskirchen, Germany
Stage
Unfunded
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Streppel's funding and investors

Streppel has not raised any funding rounds yet.

Streppel's founders and board of directors

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The founders of Streppel are Uwe Streppel and Elke Streppel.
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Streppel's Competitors and alternates

Top competitors of Streppel include Intuitive, Medical Microinstruments and PROCEPT BioRobotics. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Streppel, ranked by Tracxn score:
Rank
Company Details
Short Description
Total Funding
Investors
Tracxn Score
1st
Logo for Intuitive
Intuitive
1995, Sunnyvale (United States), Public
Developer of robotic-assisted surgical systems
$22M
77/100
2nd
Logo for Medical Microinstruments
Medical Microinstruments
2015, Calci (Italy), Series C
Provider of robotic platform using micro instruments for surgery
$229M
71/100
3rd
Logo for PROCEPT BioRobotics
PROCEPT BioRobotics
2009, Redwood City (United States), Public
Developer of a therapeutic device for benign prostatic hyperplasia
$349M
71/100
4th
Logo for eCential Robotics
eCential Robotics
2009, Gieres (France), Series C
Manufacturer of surgical robotic systems for bone and orthopedic procedures
$110M
68/100
5th
Logo for Vicarious Surgical
Vicarious Surgical
2014, Boston (United States), Public
Provider of VR-based surgical robotic system for physicians
$43.2M
66/100
6th
Logo for CMR Surgical
CMR Surgical
2014, Cambridge (United Kingdom), Series D
Developer of modular robotic systems for minimal access surgical procedures
$1.28B
65/100
7th
Logo for Stereotaxis
Stereotaxis
1990, St. Louis (United States), Public
Surgical robotics company advancing minimally invasive endovascular intervention for improved patient care
$52M
64/100
8th
Logo for Neocis
Neocis
2012, Miami (United States), Series D
Provider of robotic guidance system for dental surgeries
$179M
63/100
9th
Logo for Levita Magnetics
Levita Magnetics
2011, San Mateo (United States), Series D
Developer of robotic surgical devices
$57.7M
62/100
10th
Logo for Robocath
Robocath
2009, Rouen (France), Acquired
Developer of robotic solutions to treat cardiovascular diseases
$57.9M
62/100
189th
Logo for Streppel
Streppel
2009, Wermelskirchen (Germany), Unfunded
Endoscopic device manufacturer
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24/100
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