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A surgeon sews the peel a grape with the medical robot da Vinci. The da Vinci robot allows greater precision in movements of the hands, reducing the vibrations, While the doctor has better comfort and less fatigue during surgery. The downside is that it does not provide the tactile feel of the surgeon.

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Surgical robot is peeling a grape The Da Vinci surgical robot» Southmead hospital in England, used for prostate cancer removal surgery. As shown in this demo, its accuracy is ... surgery.
Rotating table with robotic claws The robot and animatronics film designer, Mark Setrakian, made a robotic tip with nails, that can spin a disc with precision and constant speed.
A robot precisely controls a ball This robot called "Octo-Bouncer", calculates the position of a ball on the basis of image data takes a digital camera, and uses this information for the accurate control.
Tiny robot make precision jumps The Salto-1P is a small robot that can constantly frolicking without losing his balance. A control algorithm allows it to land his leg in specific locations on the ground with great precision. Build the robotics department of Berkeley University in California.
Alternative technology to replace the medical stitches The DermaClip is an alternative needle that can replace conventional stitches or surgical staples. The adhesive strips are placed around a wound so that physicians be able to close without pain. It is most effective for use in emergency situations or people without medical training.
The face of a young 9.000 years reconstructed three-dimensional Her name is Dawn, and the last time anyone saw her face was before about 9.000 years in Greece. The skull was found in the cave Theopetra Trikala. He was 18-25 and "its name reflects the dawn of modern civilization", says Nina Kyparissis-Dispatch, director of excavations Theopetra. He had a height of 1,57 meters. and, according to the anthropological examination, had anemia or scurvy, and some endocrine or metabolic problem. Little is known about how he lived and died, but now archaeologists have been able to reconstruct her face. The face of Dawn discovered by researchers at the University of Athens at an event in the Acropolis Museum Friday. The reconstruction of her face was no mean feat. an endocrinologist, an orthopedic, a neurologist, a pathologist and a radiologist needed to accurately reconstruct how the Dawn would look like. The reconstruction team was led by Manolis orthodontic Papagrigorakis, who noted that the museum and the bones of Dawn seemed to belong to a 15-year woman, her teeth showed that he was about 18 years old. Apart from the group of doctors, University collaborated with Oscar Nilsson, Swedish archaeologist and sculptor who specializes in reconstructions. The researchers did a CT in skull and a three-dimensional printer created exact replicas of the scanning measurement. This allowed scientists to "incarnation" the face of Dawn, calculating the anatomical muscles. While some of the features are based on skull measurements, other, such as skin color and eye, They are drawn by the general characteristics of the population in the region.
The clockwork robot François Junod The talented engineer François Junod created an incredible mechanical automaton depicting the Aleksandr Pushkin, which is able to write a variety of texts and 1458 pictures, simulated the picturesque character of the great poet. Dipping your pen in the Inkwell, shakes his head and hands, writes and paints with absolute precision. Any part of the automatic is not online, all done mechanically with a tuning.
Remi Gaillard: First aid The Rémi Gaillard made a new tour with hidden cams, This time pouring in the medical community. Taking the role of the patient or the doctor, trap his victims in some very funny pranks.
Automatic robot for makeup The electronic Simone Giertz manufactures robots that do everything imaginable. You serve breakfast, you brush your teeth or make a salad in the kitchen. The problem is that it doesn't have a reputation for accuracy in their movements.
Michelogiannakis: “I've seen the contribution remains in the medical” Mp Giannis Michelogiannakis, us confides that as a doctor has seen the "positive contribution of relics in medicine", While then said "the AIDS and crashes with saliva"!
Two xifomachoyn robots with Katana During an exhibition, two industrial robots ABB company make precision display with two Japanese Katana swords.
The robot playing billiards A robotic arm of ABB company in a demonstration of precision movements and skills at billiards.
and-David: The robot painter A group of students at the University of Konztanz, Germany managed to "learn" in a robotic arm painting. With the development of a smart software, David e-robot can accurately paint anything photograph, using a canvas 24 colors.
The Oath Approximately 1650 doctors from all over Spain announced that they refuse to comply with the provisions of the Spanish Ministry of Health does not provide medical care to undocumented migrants. This is a new regulation that excludes illegal immigrants from free medical care. This measure has revolutionized reactions in Spain since it contradicts one of the pillars of the welfare State, the free healthcare to those in need. Doctors emphasize that medical and vows moral obligations exceed any governmental mandate.
Digital billiards Queen's University Robotics Lab in Canada presents Deep Green, a robot that plays billiards with absolute precision, and the ARPool that is a virtual reality system whereby anyone can learn to play better game.