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Humanoid robots complete first operation on live pigs
Humanoid robots controlled by surgeons performed the first reported operation on live pigs. The procedures mark an early test of robotic systems in animal surgery.
Jul 10, 5:28 AM·1m read2 sources
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Humanoid robots controlled by surgeons have completed the world's first operation on live pigs, according to The Sydney Morning Herald. The robots carried out the procedures under direct surgeon oversight. No further details on the number of animals or specific surgical techniques were provided.
Background on robotic surgery Robotic systems have been used in human surgery for years, but humanoid platforms represent a newer development. The pig operations serve as an initial demonstration of the technology in a live animal setting. The report did not include information on future testing plans or regulatory steps.
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