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Dental repair is really nothing. Automatic welders are very common e.g. I've worked on automatic brain surgery robots, which really needs to be automatic. beca
by rurban 2y ago
Dental repair is really nothing. Automatic welders are very common e.g.
I've worked on automatic brain surgery robots, which really needs to be automatic. because 3d, tricky, and the doctor outside sees much less than the tiny sensors inside. but you can interfere and even invite remote specialists on remote duty to observe or handle the pedals.
- pier25 2y agoHow do remote operators account for latency?
- rurban 2y agoThey wait and act slow. Latency is a big problem, but you don't need to react fast, just right. The AI helps in proper detection and reactions though.
- rscho 2y agoThat's interesting! Up to now, I've never seen automated surgical robots. They're just big swiss knives with stereo vision, usually. Are there automated robots on the market ?
- onemoresoop 2y ago> I've worked on automatic brain surgery robots, which really needs to be automatic. because 3d, tricky, and the doctor outside sees much less than the tiny sensors inside. but you can interfere and even invite remote specialists on remote duty to observe or handle the pedals. Just curious.. Are these fully automatic/autonomous? I assume human supervision is required but are there steps that humans have to choose/decide such that the robot could not possibly work without any human supervision?
- veunes 2y agoI think both benefit from advancements in robotics and automation