Robot learns to perform surgical tasks expertly just by watching videos

Researchers at Johns Hopkins University and Stanford University have trained a robotic surgical system to perform tasks as well as human doctors using AI and imitation learning.

By analyzing hundreds of surgical procedure videos, they taught the robot to manipulate a needle, lift tissue, and suture.

The system, using the da Vinci Surgical System, not only performed these tasks competently but could also correct its own mistakes, like picking up a dropped needle.

This breakthrough could accelerate the development of autonomous surgery, making procedures more precise and accessible, with reduced medical errors, New Atlas has reported.

read more: https://newatlas.com/robotics/robot-surgery-watching-videos-ai/

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