Mazor

Mazor is a proper noun used as a surname and as a name associated with various entities. In Hebrew and Jewish naming traditions, Mazor appears as a family name and can be found among individuals in different professional fields. The term also appears in the branding of a notable Israeli technology company.

Mazor Robotics refers to an Israeli medical robotics company known for developing image-guided surgical systems to assist spine procedures. The company created robotic-assisted platforms designed to improve accuracy and preoperative planning in spine surgery, including products such as Mazor X and Renaissance. These systems are intended to help surgeons place implants and perform procedures with enhanced precision.

In 2018, Mazor Robotics was acquired by Medtronic for approximately $1.6 billion, and the company became part of Medtronic’s portfolio of robotic-assisted surgery technologies. The acquisition integrated Mazor’s navigation and robotic guidance capabilities into Medtronic’s broader spine and surgical solutions, contributing to the development of newer generations of robotic systems under the Medtronic umbrella.

Beyond the company, Mazor can refer to individuals who carry the surname. The name appears in various cultures and can be found among people in multiple professions, including arts, science, and public life. As a surname and brand, Mazor thus encompasses both personal identity and medical-technology innovation.