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Vicarious Surgical announced that it has entered into a strategic partnership agreement with a global digital engineering and software development services firm. Under the agreement, the external engineering partner will assume responsibility for a significant portion of the software development activities that support the Vicarious Surgical robotic system. This includes engineering support for control systems, visualization, and key workflow components. "This agreement strengthens our ability to execute while improving the efficiency of our operating model," said Stephen From, Chief Executive Officer of Vicarious Surgical. "Partnering with an organization that has scaled programs of similar complexity allows us to focus our internal teams on core innovation, system level integration, and the work that most directly advances us toward design freeze and clinical readiness." The partner has begun onboarding through a structured transition plan that maintains continuity across all active workstreams.

Vicarious Surgical files $100M mixed securities shelf

Vicarious Surgical announced an update to full-year 2025 financial guidance. Vicarious Surgical now expects full-year 2025 cash burn of approximately $45M, representing a $5M improvement from its previous guidance of $50M. The improved guidance reflects cost management initiatives. The company expects to provide full-year 2026 cash burn guidance before year end, reflecting additional steps in its ongoing operational reset. "Our improved cash burn outlook reflects our continued focus on operational efficiency and disciplined cost management," said Stephen From, CEO. "We are aligning the organization around a leaner cost structure that supports our clinical path and long-term strategy. We plan to provide 2026 cash burn guidance before the end of the year to give investors an early view into the next phase of our cost reset."

"Since stepping into this role three months ago, my focus has been on sharpening our execution and capital discipline strategies," said Stephen From, Chief Executive Officer. "We've made important progress toward design freeze and have commenced implementation of a detailed plan to reduce our burn rate while keeping development timelines on track. I look forward to providing continued updates as we move through this next phase. Additionally, we are pleased to have raised $5.9 million in gross proceeds in a registered direct offering in October, allowing us to further support our operations and accomplish our goals."