With Mini in vivo Robots, Anyone Can do Surgery

By attaching a millimeter-sized camera robot to a tether, scientists have designed a way to allow individuals with non-medical backgrounds to perform minimally invasive surgery in almost any location. Unlike room-size and expensive surgical robots, mini in vivo robots are inexpensive and mobile enough to support emergency surgeries almost anywhere, from the battlefield to outer space.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news121430323.html">With Mini in vivo Robots, Anyone Can do Surgery</a></p> <p>By attaching a millimeter-sized camera robot to a tether, scientists have designed a way to allow individuals with non-medical backgrounds to perform minimally invasive surgery in almost any location. Unlike room-size and expensive surgical robots, mini <i>in vivo</i> robots are inexpensive and mobile enough to support emergency surgeries almost anywhere, from the battlefield to outer space.</p>