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作成日: 2024/06/11 07:00

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Japanese tech firms are making big inroads into the market for robotic surgery. They&#039;re working on innovations that could enhance medical care and ease the nationwide doctor shortage.
                
Sony Group recently unveiled a prototype of a microsurgery assistance robot. The arms can reproduce human hand movements with greater stability and precision, which is essential in delicate procedures -- such as when stitching blood vessels under a microscope. The system comes with a high-definition display that reproduces color, texture and depth in detail.
                
Mikami Kei, a Sony Group official who is developing the system, said, &quot;The biggest advantage is that they enhance human skill. This gives us a chance to expand advanced medical care.&quot;
A robot developed by Japanese startup Medicaroid is already in use. The machine has assisted in more than 5,000 laparoscopic keyhole surgeries since being commercialized in 2020.
                
Medicaroid&#039;s backers include Kawasaki Heavy Industries, which has invested heavily in robotic surgery.
                
The Da Vinci robotic surgical system designed by a US firm has dominated the market for many years. But since its patents started expiring a few years ago, competition has been intensifying.

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