
Robots that could perform surgery on astronauts in SPACE
Daily MailThe robots that could perform surgery in SPACE: Tiny doctor droids could perform complex medical procedures on astronauts Prototype has been created by Nebraska-based Virtual Incision and Nasa 0.9lb device has tools that can grab, cauterise and suture tissue Its head is fitted with a camera which sends a feed back to control station Nasa said astronauts could be trained to use the robot to perform select surgeries on each other Imagine a miniature robo-surgeon sliding into your body through an incision in your stomach. Working in collaboration with Virtual Incision in Lincoln, Nebraska, the space agency has developed a prototype of a remotely-operated fist-sized robot doctor. Working in collaboration with Virtual Incision in Lincoln, Nebraska, the space agency has developed a prototype of a remotely-operated fist-sized robot doctor HOW DOES ROBO-SURGEON WORK? The robot would be remote-controlled, although controlling it from as far away as Earth would mean impracticable delays in communication.
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