Researchers around the globe have created surgical robots for solutions to procedures that are generally invasive and time-consuming. Whether its eye surgery or even finding a vein to draw blood, healthcare practitioners face daunting tasks, but robots have made these procedures easier (as easy as the DaVinci makes it look when peeling a grape and stitching it back together).

From robots that locate veins and draw blood to a robotic drill that drills into the skin 50 times faster than standard procedures, here are 6 surgical robots that are innovating surgery and healthcare.

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Tagged With: sutures, University of Bern, MedTech, University of Oxford, Beijing Tinavi Medical Technology, University of Utah, cochlear implant, VascuLogic, cranial surgery, VenousPro, Johns Hopkins University, Phecda, retinal surgery, Robotic Surgery, surgical robots
 

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