Technology /AI
Joystick-operated robot intervening in stroke treatment remotely − fiction or promise of the future?
A team of experts from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has developed a telerobotic system that could allow doctors to treat stroke or brain aneurysm remotely in the future. Scientists have created a joystick-operated robot that ensures the execution of endovascular intervention within the so-called critical time window. The goal is to provide specialized performance in areas where this type of care is not time-accessible.
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