Robotic surgery has come a long way since the introduction of systems like Intuitive’s Da Vinci, and the future looks even brighter. As we look ahead to 2025, the expectations for robotic surgery are set to rise.

The Need for Versatility and Portability

One of the biggest limitations of current robotic surgery systems is their size and immobility. While the Da Vinci system offers incredible power, it occupies significant space in the operating room. What if we could have a more portable system—something like Medtronic’s Hugo, but even more versatile? This kind of flexibility could revolutionize how robotic surgery is deployed in hospitals, allowing for more widespread access to this life-saving technology.

The Future of Robotics and AI

The next few years will be transformative for robotic surgery, as we continue to see innovations that push the boundaries of what’s possible. As AI and machine learning continue to enhance surgical precision, the potential for robotic surgery to revolutionize healthcare will only grow.