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Article "Using artificial evolution to design bespoke surgical snakebots"

by Australian Centre for Robotic Vision
July 11, 2019

Australian Centre for Robotic Vision

 

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Article "AI needs your data — and you should get paid for it"

by Gregory Barber
August 8, 2019

 

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Mayo Clinic Minute: Robotic mitral valve surgery

Jan 31, 2020

It’s surgery to repair the valve leading to the largest chamber in your heart, the mitral valve.

But for more than a decade, heart surgeons at Mayo Clinic also have performed a less-invasive mitral valve surgery, using a robot.

Patients treated robotically enjoy a more rapid recovery. And after performing nearly 1,000 of these procedures, the success rate at Mayo Clinic is 99%.

 

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Article "A Robot Assists With 'Supermicrosurgery' For the First Time"
A new robotic device fights surgeons’ hand tremors in precision-demanding procedure.

by McLean Bennett
February 12, 2020

 

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I built a surgery robot

Apr 28, 2020

 

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Article "Researchers examine the ethical implications of AI in surgical settings"

by Kyle Wiggers
July 31, 2020

 

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SRS 2020 World Robotic Symposium Organization details

Aug 7, 2020

sors.memberclicks.net/2020-annual-meeting

 

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Article "A.I. can tell if you’re a good surgeon just by scanning your brain"

by Luke Dormehl
August 12, 2020

 

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AI, surgical automation, machine teaching & the future of (robotic) surgery

Sep 15, 2020

Prakash Gatta, surgeon, Esophageal Surgery, MultiCare Health System

Abstract:
“Robotic Surgery” or “Digital Surgery” are now not just fanciful yet expensive tools to make us better surgeons but are now the nerve center of the OR-where this hardware (now powered by AI) is a central hub of collecting data (how good is the surgeon performing), a predictor of surgical outcomes (the “robot” calculates a higher than average Anastomotic failure (leak) rate becuase the surgeon took 40% longer than average), a teacher of sorts (providing helpful intraoperative guardrails & “lane departure warning systems” to guide the student or novice about any deviation from the gold standard operation) and ultimately (under the real surgeons watchful eye) will perform certain segments of the (anastomoses) where the complications lie.

 

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Article "Future of robotics: at OT, robotic surgeons will head the surgery"

by Adilin Beatrice
March 22, 2021

 

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Article "Boosted by virtual reality and AI, telesurgery is on the rise"
"The goal is surgeons who have the world's best expert surgeon virtually at their side in every case and the experience of thousands of cases," says University of Washington's Dr. Sam Browd.

by Bill Siwicki
September 21, 2021

 

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Article "16 surgical robotics companies you need to know"

by Chris Newmarker
November 14, 2022

 

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Article "How motion engineering helps develop next-gen surgical robots"

by Steve Crowe
January 17, 2023

 

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Article "Robotic surgery to benefit from advanced processors and AI, says AMD"

by Eugene Demaitre
September 3, 2024

 

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Article "The top 10 surgical robotics stories of the year so far"

by Sean Whooley
October 2, 2024

 

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"Augmented dexterity: How robots can enhance human surgical skills"

by Ken Goldberg and Gary Guthart
October 30, 2024

 

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Surgical Robot Transformer Demo
Nov 11, 2024

A robot, trained for the first time to perform surgical procedures by watching videos of robotic surgeries, executed the same procedures—but with considerably more precision. The successful use of imitation learning to train surgical robots eliminates the need to program robots with each individual move required during a medical procedure and brings the field of robotic surgery closer to true autonomy, where robots could perform complex surgeries without human help.