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A further step in robotic surgical assistance: Magnetic-Assisted Robotic Surgery (MARS), AI-guided autonomous surgical camera and Augmented Reality (AR).

Levita Magnetics’ MARS® (Magnetic-Assisted Robotic Surgery) platform was already an interesting example of robotic assistance. It combines Dynamic Magnetic Positioning for internal tissue retraction with a surgeon-controlled robotic arm for the laparoscopic camera, reducing the need for a dedicated camera assistant. The concept is now evolving further. In 2025, Levita demonstrated an AI-guided autonomous surgical…

Aleph: another microsurgery robot? What’s new?

Vascular anastomosis is a logical target for autonomous surgery: a clearly defined task involving relatively geometric structures, with measurable steps and outcomes. It may offer a more manageable entry point for autonomy than the broader challenges of robotic soft-tissue surgery. So Aleph is taking a different approach. Rather than developing another teleoperated microsurgical robot, it…

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  1. Dear Sir,

    I am practising Head and Neck Oncosurgeon from India. I have been trained In Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai, India. i have been experienced in field of Head and neck oncosurgery for the past 6 years. I am looking forward to get trained in Transoral robotic surgery.

    I believe participating in this  course would allow me to sharpen my skills better in operating patients with oropharyngeal and laryngeal malignancies.  I am trying to get a slot for next dissection course at your centre to get trained and learn the nuances in TORS. Hope I would get a chance for this year 2024. Thank you for your consideration, and I look forward to get accepted for this course this year

    Nithyanand C

    ENT and Head and Neck oncosugery

    Coimbatore,India

    1. Dear colleague,
      thank you for your interest in our training courses. I am not sure we will be able to set a course for 2024. But there is a tentative date for 2025. April, 1 and 2.

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