Humanoid robots have surgically removed the gallbladders from living animals in an unprecedented medical experiment—but not ...

"Your robot surgeon will see you now." We might not be too far off from that statement. And it might both reduce health care ...

The future of surgery just scrubbed in. In a groundbreaking medical first, robots designed to move and function like humans ...

A pair of humanoid robots crossed a major medical milestone this week after successfully performing gallbladder removals in ...

UC San Diego researchers achieve historic first as a humanoid robot assists surgeons in live gallbladder surgery using remote ...

In a world first, doctors successfully completed not one, but two surgeries with the use of remotely controlled humanoid ...

The Japanese medical robotics company, a joint venture between Kawasaki and Sysmex, is preparing for a European launch after ...

Robotic surgery has become a familiar part of modern healthcare, but the machines used in operating theatres are usually ...

The robot doctor will see you now? Not for the foreseeable future, anyway. Medical robots today are pretty dumb, typically acting as extensions of a surgeon's hands rather than taking over for them.

Robots could soon play a larger role in surgery thanks to recent AI developments, experts say, in a Science Robotics paper. Advances in generative AI and other areas could enable robots to assist ...

The market for robotic surgery got more competitive this year, with Medtronic, Stryker, CMR Surgical and Distalmotion ...

Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping medical aesthetics, and hair restoration is undergoing a significant technological transformation. At the 14th World Congress for Hair Research (WCHR 2026) ...