…and maybe even more. As Business Insider writes:
Johnson & Johnson is bulking up on its surgical-robotics presence by acquiring Auris Health for $3.4 billion.
Auris makes a controller-operated robotic camera that helps doctors get visuals from within the body, including the lungs.
Auris was most recently valued at $2.1 billion as a private company, putting it among other health-tech unicorns. J&J agreed to pay as much as $2.35 billion more for Auris based on development milestones that the company, based in Redwood City, California, hits.