<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Johns Hopkins University announced a robot trained on surgery videos performed a gallbladder removal on a patient independently.</li><li>The robot, named SRT-H, operated with human-like adaptability and responded to voice commands during the surgery.</li><li>SRT-H can adapt to anatomy in real time, make decisions on the fly, and respond to corrections, representing a significant advancement in surgical robotics.</li><li>The robot achieved 100% accuracy in the gallbladder removal procedure, learning from videos and captions, showcasing the potential for autonomous surgical systems.</li></ul>

Johns Hopkins teaches robot to perform a gallbladder removal on a realistic patient

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