Robot-assisted cholebladder removal surgery successful, utilizing Doosan Robotics technology = South Korea

Doosan Robotics, a robot manufacturer, announced that it has successfully performed cholecystectomy surgery using its laparoscopic surgical assistance solution.
The surgery was performed at Ku Hospital in Daegu. Laparoscopic surgery auxiliary solutions are provided by Doosan Robotics and medical equipment.
It was jointly developed by Ilop, a system integration company for industrial equipment, and the team of Professor Jin Sang-rok of the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Busan University. Doosan Robotics' collaborative robots,
Equipped with an endoscope camera. The solution can withstand a load of 3 kg. Each of the six axes of the collaborative robot is equipped with a JOY torque sensor, which allows precise correction.
Accurate work is possible. Not only can you optimize the surgical flow line through the program, but you can also easily move up, down, left and right, and enlarge and reduce the screen using the JOY stick. Previously, I was an operating room nurse.
Previously, two to three people had to hold the endoscope camera for long periods of time, but by having a collaborative robot do this for them, the labor burden at medical sites can be reduced.
Director Koo Ja-yeol, who served as the surgeon, said, ``We were able to discharge the patient without any particular prognosis.''
I made it clear. Doosan Robotics CEO Ryu Jung-hoon said, ``This is the first time that a laparoscopic surgery assistance solution developed with Korean technology has been used in a medical setting.''