Micro robot takes an object that you swallow
According to MIT News, the boy Emmett Rauch, one year old, vomited blood because he swallowed a round battery of the watch. The doctor must have emergency surgery to rem…
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According to MIT News, the boy Emmett Rauch, one year old, vomited blood because he swallowed a round battery of the watch. The doctor must have emergency surgery to rem…
We have heard about robots involved in gallbladder or prostate surgery. Now, scientists have gone one step further: putting them in people's eyes to perform surgery!
Hospitals are investing in digital devices, designs and technologies that promise a new era for surgery.
In about 50 years, robots will talk to each other like two true living creatures and to us as partners
Within 24 hours of entering the mouse, the nano robot blocked the blood supply in the tumor and destroyed tumor tissue without any side effects on healthy tissue.
Researchers in Germany have recently developed a robot that is only 0.7 inches (1.7cm) with looks that looks like a small worm.
Nearly a century ago, Pierre Dupont, a biomedical engineer at Children's Hospital Boston (USA), wondered whether humans could make robots that live and work inside the b…
On October 23, HCMC Cho Ray Hospital officially launched the most modern robotic surgery system today and is being widely used all over the world, especially in Europe a…
You can take dolls for example. If you see a doll that can speak, glance, move, you will find it interesting or like ... Annabelle?
Robots will soon be able to help children with autism in ways that doctors cannot.
Scientists have worked for years to find ways to integrate robots into medical products.
Top robotics experts claim that the appearance of sex robots (referred to as sexbot), like children, is inevitable.
Robotic angioplasty using the sterile method introduced in Germany is a safe surgical solution for people with many health problems at once.
Doctors at Saint-Luc University Hospital (Belgium) have successfully performed heart surgery for a 13-year-old girl with the help of robots.
People with disabilities must attach their lives to a wheelchair after a serious injury can now hope to stand and can even walk again.