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First live surgery performed by teleoperated humanoid robots
Source: newatlas.com · Jul 17, 2026
Summary
Surgeons at UC San Diego successfully used two teleoperated humanoid robots to perform live surgical procedures for the first time, moving beyond fixed robotic arms. This milestone demonstrates the potential for humanoid robots to enable remote surgery in complex environments.
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