Two-dimensional imaging, restricted functional mobility of the instruments, and poor ergonomic posture of the surgeon are some drawbacks of laparoscopic surgery. The robotic surgery system was developed to address laparoscopy’s limitations. The benefits of robotic-assisted laparoscopic surgery include better visibility and dexterity. Relative to conventional laparoscopy, this new approach offers undeniable technical benefits. 3D imaging, tremor screening, and articulated instruments are among the features of robotic systems. Because of the enormous increases in vision and control possible with this advanced equipment, robotic surgery outperforms traditional laparoscopic surgery. Robotic systems are being researched more and more for productivity and overall usability.

As compared to open surgery, robotic surgery has a number of advantages for patients, including:

• Less time in the hospital
• Less pain and suffering
• Quicker recuperation and resumption of routine activities
• Incisions which are smaller, leading to a lower risk of infection
• Minimal scarring and blood loss

The Robotic System is meant to let surgeons deliver the benefits of minimal access surgery to patients. Individually cart-mounted arms let it move between operation theaters, giving your surgical team constant access to patients. The AI Robotic System allows therapists the freedom of port placement while providing the benefits of compact fully wristed devices by bio-mimicking the human arm. The system also offers 3D HD vision, simple instrument control, and a variety of ergonomic working positions, all of which have been created to aid surgeons reduce stress and tiredness and lengthen their career.

How does Robotic Surgery work?

The surgeon is seated next to the patient at a surgical console. The surgeon operates from a console while viewing the surgical field through a magnified three-dimensional (3D) picture (up to 10 X magnifications) simultaneously, the surgeon’s hand gestures are flawlessly transmitted to the robot, allowing the procedure to be completed. It is important to remember that the surgeon is the only one who manages the robot because it can’t make judgments on its own. Every phase of the procedure is carried out with the surgeon’s direct input.