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Robots in medicine

Julie Shah, MIT: If we want robots to integrate into our daily lives, they must be taught to work in an unrestricted human environment

Shah said these things during a panel on robotics that will empower humans instead of replacing them at the AAAS annual conference that took place recently online. necessarily replace them

"In ten years, robots will be the main tool for performing surgical operations"

The robots that grow human mini-organs in laboratories

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: The Road to 2018

Tomorrow's medicine in the era of data mining and Big Data

Human-Robot Interaction Research: Personalized Interaction May Increase Benefit in Patient Rehabilitation

Researchers have developed a system to diagnose diseases based on the movement of the eyelid

Switzerland launches automated delivery service using drones

What will be left for doctors when computers understand emotions?

Microscopic robots carry drugs in the bloodstream

A robot for autonomous analysis of soft tissues has registered success in experiments in pigs

Israeli company: Avracadbra Robotics develops robots that will help adults with cerebral palsy to rehabilitate

A large Japanese corporation specializing in robotics has invested in Argo - developing a system that allows disabled people to walk

Print the impossible / Larry Greenmeyer

For the first time in Israel: removing a tumor from the head with the help of a robot

Neural engineering - movement with first thought / Miguel A. L. Nicolalis

Toyota has developed a prototype for an independent robot that helps with household chores

Poly-Technological: On the Multiple Identities of Man

Medical technology - robots in pills

Robots on the battlefield and in the operating room - among the innovations that will be presented at the robotics exhibition