Evolution of Robotic Systems Utility in Anatomy and Surgery

As early as 1982 robotics systems such as the PUMA 200 were used in neurosurgery biopsies but at the time were limited for functional capability and large size. At this time in the early 20th century, telerobotics systems (or ability semi - sutomics or control from a distance) were being developed with help of NASA technology.

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International Journal of Cadaveric Studies and Anatomical Variations
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2025-06-27
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https://doi.org/10.61797/ijcsav.v6i1.518
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Soft Robotics and Applications
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Evolution of Robotic Systems Utility in Anatomy and Surgery

Elizabeth Maynes, Marco A. Morales
International Journal of Cadaveric Studies and Anatomical Variations
Soft Robotics and Applications
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Evolution of Robotic Systems Utility in Anatomy and Surgery

Elizabeth Maynes, Marco A. Morales
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Abstract

As early as 1982 robotics systems such as the PUMA 200 were used in neurosurgery biopsies but at the time were limited for functional capability and large size. At this time in the early 20th century, telerobotics systems (or ability semi - sutomics or control from a distance) were being developed with help of NASA technology.

International Journal of Cadaveric Studies and Anatomical VariationsVol. 6(1)
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (US), University of Maryland, College Park (US)
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Soft Robotics and Applications
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