Robotic Surgery systems combine robotic arms, imaging, and computer guidance to assist surgeons in performing complex procedures with greater accuracy and less invasiveness.
In minimally invasive surgery, robots allow smaller incisions and faster recovery times. In orthopaedic and spinal surgery, robotic guidance improves the placement of implants and reduces risks such as nerve injury. In oncology and neurosurgery, robots help navigate delicate tissues and tumours with millimetre-level precision.
Beyond direct surgery, robotic platforms are also being adapted for UV disinfection and automating sterilisation in hospitals to reduce infection risks. These applications show how robotic systems are transforming healthcare by expanding surgical capabilities.
