Theoretical and Natural Science
- The Open Access Proceedings Series for Conferences
Vol. 15, 04 December 2023
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This paper mainly uses the method of literature review to sort out and analyze the research and application fields of minimally invasive robot technology,combined with experimental research and case analysis,to explore the development trend and future development direction of minimally invasive robot technology. The research of minimally invasive robot technology has been relatively mature,but its limitations still exist,such as the accuracy of surgical instruments,the control mode of robots,and the safety in surgery.The development of minimally invasive robot technology in the future needs to consider the factors of technology, law and ethics. At the same time, it is also necessary to continuously promote the development of minimally invasive robot technology in the laboratory and practice, so as to achieve better surgical results and serve more patients. In the future development, minimally invasive robot technology will become more and more mature and new application fields will emerge, but it is still necessary to actively explore unknown areas and continuously promote the development, optimization and application of minimally invasive robot technology. This study discusses and analyzes the development trend and future development direction of minimally invasive robot technology, and puts forward suggestions and prospects for the optimization and development of minimally invasive robot technology.
Robot, Technology, Development
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