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The demographic shift towards an ageing society and overworked doctors calls for solutions. Eleonora Tagliabue and Daniel Reichard from the ZEISS Innovation Hub @ KIT are passionately researching medical robots for microsurgery and ophthalmology. They want to support surgeons in increasing the precision of their procedures, thereby providing higher quality treatment for patients. “Our work is about enhancing surgical precision and enabling better patient outcomes through automation,” says Dr. Tagliabue.

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The project focuses on developing assistive robots for various surgical applications. Dr. Tagliabue and Dr. Reichard believe that advancements in robotics and artificial intelligence will enhance the versatility and adaptability of surgical procedures, thus improving patient care.

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How else do Dr. Tagliabue and Dr. Reichard envision the future of healthcare? They explain the full potential of robotics here: https://www.zeiss.com/medical-robotics.

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