First Time in World : Robot successfully performs Pig Surgery without human help
The Smart Tissue Autonomous Robot (Star) has done wonders. This robot successfully performed Pig Surgery without the help of any human. Initially, this surgery was finding it difficult even for doctors, but it was carried out by robots. According to the report, recently a robot at Johns Hopkins University did an operation on its own without the help of any human surgeon. The special thing is that during this surgery, the surgeon, doctor or any technician did not give any kind of direction to this robot. During this, he was only watching the process of surgery and was keeping an eye on the health of the pig who underwent surgery.
As technology is developing, the challenges for humans are increasing even more. Sometimes machines also do such things which are very difficult for humans to do. In such a situation, the work of doctors has also become easier with the advent of robots.
Surgery was very Difficult
According to media reports, this surgery was very complicated. In this, the two corners of the pig’s intestine had to be joined together. This surgery is very complicated for doctors. It is believed that the risk of this is also very high because during the surgery, if the surgeon’s hand is shaken or if the stitch is done in the wrong place, then the death of the organism can also occur. The advantage of using robots in this type of operation is that their hands do not move even if they do the same action over and over again. In such a situation, the operation is carried out using artificial intelligence and robotic devices.
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