Bibliometric Exploration of Healthcare Automation and Robotics Through the Lens of the Scopus Database

The adoption of artificial intelligence improved medical processes, easing healthcare practitioners' workflow and, ultimately, making the healthcare industry an intelligent healthcare sector. Healthcare 5.0 is, driven by the rapid advancements in automation and robotics. These technologies are enhancing operational efficiency, reshaping care delivery, improving patient payoffs, and easing the load of medical staff. Automation in healthcare refers to using machines and software to perform tasks traditionally done manually, ranging from administrative duties to complex diagnostic processes. On the other hand, robotics involves the design and application of robots in various healthcare settings, including surgery, rehabilitation, and patient care. This study presents a comprehensive bibliometric analysis of healthcare automation and robotics research, focusing on the trends, developments, and scholarly impact within this rapidly evolving field.