Sony Demonstrates Precision Surgical Robot for Microsurgery Applications Sony has introduced a surgical robot capable of performing highly precise tasks, such as suturing a small incision in a corn kernel. Notably, it is the first system of its kind to automatically switch between surgical tools. The robot has already undergone successful testing in animal procedures. This technology is aimed at supporting microsurgery—a field focused on operating on extremely small structures like blood vessels

BREAKTHROUGH: A TGH and USF health surgeon performed the first fully robotic microsurgical procedure in the United States using FDA-cleared NanoWrist dissection instruments. https://www.wfla.com/news/local-news/tgh-usf-breakthrough-robotic-microsurgery-could-bring-hope-for-lymphedema-patients/ | WFLA News Channel 8

Robot Performs Microsurgery On A Corn Kernel. Sony’s prototype microsurgery assistance robot demonstrates extreme precision by stitching a single corn kernel using a 12-0 needle. �This experiment showcases how advanced robotics could make delicate surgical procedures more accessible and safer for both doctors and patients. �The technology highlights the potential of combining robotics and precision engineering in medical applications. Follow for daily breakthroughs at the intersection of AI and