✅ Less invasive ✅ Faster recovery ✅ Getting home soon Jennifer Kearney, Associate Director of Operations at Milton Keynes University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, explains the benefits to patients from the use of pioneering robot assisted surgery technologies & how it can help tackle the backlog of routine operations. | Department of Health and Social Care - DHSC

A new Science Robotics study of human hand augmentation in 36 participants suggests that our brains can readily adapt to an extra thumb, but using the additional appendage may alter the relationship between the brain and biological hand. https://fcld.ly/5trr3zf | Science

Scientists unveil the world's first 3D-printed robot hand with bones, ligaments, and tendons, merging soft and hard polymers for enhanced dexterity and reduced injury risk. 🤖 | Interesting Engineering

Robotic-assisted surgery is changing the future of healthcare. We are working to advance robotic-assisted surgery solutions by combining the latest technology across several disease states, providing training & support, and expanding on tech advances and the evolving needs of health systems. Learn more. https://bit.ly/2K8F4bj | Medtronic