Operating Rooms Could Get a Robotic Helping Hand
Nancy Crotti
October 6, 2016
1 Min Read
Robots can assist surgeons in other, noninvasive ways. An international team input photos of human reaching motions into the neural network of a robotic arm, training it to mimic natural human motion in handing instruments to surgeons, according to another report by Robohub. Such a robot would not replace humans in the OR, but could give them a break during long procedures with consistent, precise movements.
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[Image courtesy of Elena De Momi, Politecnico di Milano. Image originally appeared on Robohub]
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