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A robot just performed fully autonomous surgery on a live patient for the first time (bgr.com)
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Perceptive announced it performed the world's first fully automated dental procedure using a robot. The system integrates AI, 3D imaging, and robotics, enabling tasks like crown placements in just 15 minutes. Perceptive claims their robotic dentist can diagnose and plan treatments using a 3D volumetric data procedure and an optical coherence technology (OCT) scan. Perceptive's CEO, Chris Ciriello, mentioned that FDA approval could take up to five years.

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 3 months ago

The only surgical robot I've seen used (at the 4 hospitals I've worked at) is the davinci, by Intuitive. None of those hospitals actually own the robot - it's like a permanent rental.

They're connected to the internet and send every single input to Intuitive - supposedly so they can assist better with telephone service when something fucks up.

100% guarantee they're using that data to train machine learning with the end-goal of being able to just hit a "cholecystectomy" button and then sit and watch the robot do the whole thing.