The Benefits of Robotic Assistive Surgery

Robotic assisted surgery is far more comfortable than laparoscopic or open surgery, both of which we still do but just less frequently. In the cost of the better ergonomics it may even increase the active life of a surgeon by a few years because they don't feel quite exhausted by the time they're in their 50s and 60s. And Professor Wilson, in terms of artificial intelligence now and the role that AI might play in the future? I think that's a great area for collaboration between surgical imaging and the advanced processing of deep learning, machine learning and AI. Having an autonomous surgeon is quite some way off, but having an augmented reality where you've got a system that can