US EditionExperimental surgery performed by AI-driven surgical robot
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The Smart Tissue Autonomous Robot proved to be able to perform surgery without the help of a human being, all thanks to Artificial Intelligence
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World NEWS LiveExperimental surgery performed by AI-driven surgical robot
In experimental surgery on pig organs, the robot performed well.
A specialist in general and oncological surgery, Alexandru Onofrei, said that one of the benefits of laparoscopic surgery is the precision the doctor works with during surgery. As regards robotic surgery, this is much more effective, completing the medicine.
Subscribe to our WhatsApp channel and bring the information in the palm of your hand. Autonomous robotic surgery: technology that operates without human intervention Medicine is entering a new era thanks to autonomous robotic surgery, which allows robots to perform complete surgical operations with minimal or no direct human intervention. This technology combines artificial intelligence, advanced sensors, computer vision and machine learning to …
A robot-surgeon trained as an expert Named SRT-H (for Surgical Robot Transformer — Hierarchical), this robot-surgeon was developed by the team of Professor Axel Krieger, a specialist in medical robotics at Johns Hopkins University. Powered by a generative AI model, he was trained using 17 hours of surgical videos showing 16,000 medical procedures for gallbladder removals. The robot thus assimilated the operating sequences thanks to a learning sy…
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