Imagine a complex surgical procedure done by robotic arms – but controlled by surgeons thousands of kilometres away. Clinician scientists from Singapore and Japan have been working on a groundbreaking tele-surgery trial using Japan’s first surgical robot. Alif Amsyar with more.
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