Sony developing microsurgery assistance robot

Sony’s surgical robot features pen-style hand controls and low-friction actuators in the robot’s joints.

Sony is looking to compete in the surgical robotics market with its own microsurgery assistance robot. The Tokyo-based company recently announced it developed a microsurgery assistance robot that is capable of automatic surgical instrument exchange and precision control.

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