Robots Help with Surgery

A robot named Surgie might help with your surgery one day. It's a five-foot tall, 60 pound humanoid robot.

Surgeons and engineers at the University of California San Diego did two surgeries with teleoperated humanoid robots.

The surgeries were on animals, not humans. But this could be the start of something new.

One surgery had a human and a robot working together. The other surgery had two robots working alone.

A professor said that humanoid robots could be very useful in surgery.

Having a robot surgeon is a big deal. It can help with many things.

The professor said that robots can help people get surgeries they might not have been able to get otherwise.

Robots can be used in places where it's hard to find doctors or in emergency situations.

Surgie is small and can move around easily.

There are still some problems with the robot. It needs to be adjusted sometimes and can be slow to respond.

Even with problems, the team thinks Surgie can be helpful now. It can walk around and do tasks like humans.

The team wants to create a future where humans and robots work together in surgery.

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