Emerging robotic technologies have shown success in reducing error and increasing surgical accuracy. The video demonstrates that the surgical robot can pick up items from the game’s small, narrow spaces, a challenge for most humans. “Our research da Vinci robot enables precision control and unmatched dexterity for even the most critical tasks,” wrote the student who uploaded the video.
Watch the Johns Hopkins University YouTube video on the da Vinci Surgical System.
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