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The process of creating a product using computer vision and AI can result in anything from an autonomous car to a self-checkout at a concession stand. The constant, regardless of how glamorous or mundane the product, is the need for a lot of preparation, labor, …and data. Lots of data. In this episode, hear what’s happening with edge computing today from those working in the engineering trenches. The emergence of AI or vision-enabled products is growing exponentially. Along with insights and advice from Philips and Jeff Bier of you’ll find out how to get involved with the visual AI community.
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A robot has successfully carried out keyhole surgery on the bowels of pigs mostly autonomously for the first time, which researchers say is a significant step towards human trials.
Small parts of human operations are often automated, but they tend to focus on rigid parts of the body that don’t change shape, such as bone. Robots controlled entirely by human surgeons are also becoming more common.
Justin Opferman at Johns Hopkins University in Maryland and his colleagues programmed a similar robot to conduct intestinal anastomosis, the joining of two ends of intestine after a section is removed, with limited human intervention.
The robot performed the surgery on four pigs, carrying out 86 stitches in total. Two-thirds of the time, the robot placed the stitch autonomously, while the rest of the time it had to be guided into place manually before attempting the stitch again.
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