World's Smallest Surgical Robot

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    • Publish Date: Aug 20 2017 6:27PM
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    • Updated Date: Aug 20 2017 6:31PM
World's Smallest Surgical Robot
Versius’s unique design allows it to multi-task. Photograph: Cambridge Medical Robotics

Scientists in the UK have developed the world's smallest surgical robot with low-cost technology used in mobile phones and space industries.

The robot, called Versius, mimics the human arm and can be used to carry out a wide range of procedures in which a series of small incisions are made to circumvent the need for traditional open surgery.

These include hernia repairs, colorectal operations, as well as prostate, ear, nose and throat surgery. Such procedures reduce complications and pain after surgery and speed up recovery time for patients.

The robot is controlled by a surgeon at a console guided by a 3D screen in the operating theatre. The robot is much easier to use than existing systems, and take up about a third of the space of current machines.

For robots to revolutionise surgery, they need to be versatile, easy to use and small so that surgical staff can move them around the operating room or between operating theatres, or pack them away when they are not being used.
 

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With time, the science is getting advanced and so does the human world. No doubt, the world would be a far better place to live in than it is right now.

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Science is getting advanced,as earlier we faced many difficulties.But now science can fulfil our dreams with mechines.Science takes huge progress of all around in the world.

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