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nice clip .. i like it .. thanks for sahring
tomerchandra 4 months ago
@phdee2b
To expand on your point, the only robotic-laparoscopic operating system is the Da Vinci which is a US product. As far as I know there aren't any commercial robots in Japan which do the same thing (but maybe something came along recently)
Twonius 1 year ago
@phdee2b that makes sense. thanks for the info.
defect530 1 year ago
@defect530
Carnegie Melon, in Pittsburgh, publishes more robotics papers per year than the nation of Japan.
We're not really behind, we just seem incapable of manufacturing them profitably.
phdee2b 1 year ago
@chamaoui
Actually, long distance tele-robotics is more of a curiosity, than a practical solution. Short distance tele-robotics is the practical application. There are many advantages for inserting a robot between the doctor and patient, but here are 3:
1. Size (robot manipulators can be tiny compared to the human hand, and can get in places that the human hand cannot)
2. Because of 1, surgery can be more minimally invasive
3. The surgeon does not need to enter the sterile field
rennieallen 1 year ago
Actually, this would be used for remote surgery. Someone in France for example could perform emergency surgery on someone in the States.
As the computers learn, eventually a surgeon would become irrelevant since the machine could anticipate its own course of action.
chamaoui 1 year ago
It looks cute, but I think using hands beats it
EcoFascist 2 years ago
Seriously, they're advancing sooo fast.
TEHOMGZSTFUNOOB 2 years ago
that looks very complicated. beautiful piece of machinery. the asians are going to own the world with their robotic technology +.
defect530 2 years ago
Lovely.
TimUK90 2 years ago