Robotics technology has made significant contributions to the healthcare industry, improving patient care, enhancing surgical precision, and advancing medical research. Medical robotics involves the use of robotic devices and systems to perform various tasks in healthcare, such as surgery, rehabilitation, prosthetics, and telemedicine.

Robotic surgery, also known as robot-assisted surgery, is one of the most well-known applications of medical robotics. Robotic surgical systems allow for minimally invasive procedures that reduce patient trauma, blood loss, and recovery time. These systems use advanced imaging and robotic arms that are controlled by the surgeon to perform precise movements and manipulations during surgery.

Robotic-assisted rehabilitation is another application of medical robotics that has shown promise in improving patient outcomes. Robotic devices can assist patients with movement and provide feedback to therapists, allowing for more personalized and effective rehabilitation programs.

Robotic prosthetics are also becoming more common, providing patients with greater mobility and independence. These devices use advanced sensors and robotics technology to mimic the movements of natural limbs, allowing for more natural and intuitive use.