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Robotics in healthcare is evolving rapidly, as evidenced by breakthroughs like this near fully autonomous surgery. For India, where access to skilled surgeons in remote areas remains limited, such technology holds transformative potential. Autonomous surgical robotics could enhance medical outreach by reducing dependency on large hospitals and experienced specialists while providing consistent outcomes.
However, practical implementation faces key challenges: regulatory approval for live applications will require stringent trials to ensure safety; high costs might limit accessibility in rural areas; training medical staff for integration with robotics will be pivotal.India’s focus should be directed at developing its indigenous capabilities in AI-guided technologies while addressing economic barriers through innovation subsidies or manufacturing partnerships. Initiatives like Ayushman Bharat could explore pilot programs using robotic surgeries once the technology matures further.
Regulatory frameworks similar to those proposed globally must also remain agile to accommodate ongoing advancements without compromising patient safety standards.