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02- Kenneth Salisbury AI-Robotics: Cures Remedies and Beyond Podcast
Medical Robotics with Professor Kenneth Salisbury.
we are joined by a true luminary in the field of robotics, artificial intelligence, and cutting-edge healthcare, Professor Kenneth Salisbury a prominent figure at Stanford University, where he leads the Stanford Robotics and AI Lab. Ken contributed to the development of telerobotic systems aimed at enhancing dexterity in the operating room
setting, like the famous Da Vinci surgical robot,
and is a founder of Salisbury Robotics Company. His profound academic impact made a significant mark on the future of medical technology, redefining the possibilities within surgery and medical interventions. Ken talks about the future of robotics, his current research that focuses on the intricate dance between humans and machines, exploring areas such as cooperative haptics, medical robotics, and surgical simulation, all of which have opened new frontiers in understanding how technology can be harnessed to improve patient outcomes and elevate the capabilities of medical professionals and enhance their training.
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By Dr. IrinaMedical Robotics with Professor Kenneth Salisbury.
we are joined by a true luminary in the field of robotics, artificial intelligence, and cutting-edge healthcare, Professor Kenneth Salisbury a prominent figure at Stanford University, where he leads the Stanford Robotics and AI Lab. Ken contributed to the development of telerobotic systems aimed at enhancing dexterity in the operating room
setting, like the famous Da Vinci surgical robot,
and is a founder of Salisbury Robotics Company. His profound academic impact made a significant mark on the future of medical technology, redefining the possibilities within surgery and medical interventions. Ken talks about the future of robotics, his current research that focuses on the intricate dance between humans and machines, exploring areas such as cooperative haptics, medical robotics, and surgical simulation, all of which have opened new frontiers in understanding how technology can be harnessed to improve patient outcomes and elevate the capabilities of medical professionals and enhance their training.