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London Devices

London medical technology developer creating digital measurement instruments for orthopedic surgery.

Medical Device DeveloperSurgery & Procedural CareOrthopedics & MusculoskeletalSurgical Instruments
Headquarters🇬🇧London, England, United Kingdom
Founded2023
Commercial statusNot establishedARRO launch reported in 2026; specific marketing authorization unconfirmed.
Employees2–10 [5]LinkedIn company-size range · Checked 2026-11-02
Estimated revenueNot confirmed
Disclosed funding£5 million [8]Investor Simon Blakey reports a £5 million follow-on round financed by surgeons, angels and medtech industry experts; exact closing date not disclosed in retrieved evidence.
Official websitewww.londondevices.com ↗

Company overview

London Devices is a British medical technology company developing instruments for orthopedic surgery. Incorporated in 2023, it was co-founded by surgeon Omar Musbahi and engineer Ruben Doyle.

Its ARRO platform combines drilling and bone-depth measurement in one step. The system includes sensing drill bits, a Live Depth module and drill guides intended to fit established surgical workflows.

The company demonstrated ARRO at the 2026 Orthopaedic Trauma Association meeting. Investors report a commercial launch and FDA clearance, although the specific FDA authorization has not yet been matched to the company or product.

[2][4][5][8][9]

Leadership

3 people
Omar MusbahiCo-Founder and Director [3][4][6]
Ruben DoyleCo-Founder and Chief Technology Officer [1][3]
Randy KilburnDirector [3]

Products & regulatory status How does MedTechIndex get this information?

Summary

ARRO combines drilling and bone-depth measurement using sensing drill bits, a Live Depth module and guides. The company introduced the platform at OTA in 2026. [9][5]

Investors report a U.S. commercial launch and 510(k) clearance. The specific FDA submission number and cleared device attribution remain unconfirmed. [8]

Regulatory snapshot How to read this snapshot

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Recall events

Latest recorded source review: 2026-11-02.

Scope: selected product families.

Commercial portfolio snapshot

No commercially marketed product portfolio has been established in the reviewed material.

Products with unconfirmed commercial availability

London Devices ARRO drill bit, measurement module and drill guide
Image: Manufacturer product image

ARRO ↗

Digital orthopedic drilling and depth-measurement platform combining sensing drill bits, a Live Depth module and drill guides. Designed to measure bone depth while the surgeon drills. [9][8]

Launch reported · authorization unconfirmed

Launch reported · authorization unconfirmed

Activity & Milestones

3 events
2026 · Company

ARRO introduced at OTA

The company demonstrated its ARRO digital drill guide at the Orthopaedic Trauma Association meeting. [5]

2024-10-01 · Company

Randy Kilburn appointed director

Companies House records Kilburn’s appointment to the board. [3]

2023-06-23 · Company

Company incorporated

London Devices Ltd was incorporated as Drill Co Ltd. [2]

9 Cited Sources

Accessed 11/02/2026

Last substantive review: 11/2/2026

[1] Dr Ruben Doyle ↗Royal Academy of Engineering · manufacturer
[2] London Devices Ltd company overview ↗Companies House · manufacturer
[3] London Devices Ltd officers ↗Companies House · manufacturer
[4] Spinout and startup companies ↗Imperial College London · manufacturer
[5] London Devices company profile ↗London Devices via LinkedIn · company profile
[7] Investment in London Devices ↗Orthopaedic Research UK · company profile
[8] London Devices funding and ARRO launch ↗Simon Blakey, investor · company profile
[9] ARRO One Step Digital Depth ↗London Devices · manufacturer
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