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Zurich researchers are setting up micro-robots to help delicate surgery. The robot has a retractable needle to detect body parts (eyes). The diameter of the needle is only one quarter of a millimeter, which is equivalent to the thickness of human 3-4 hair. (Width) means that it is as thin as the edge of a surgical knife and sharp as a knife edge. Putting robots in the eye for medical surgery may be the next innovation trend.
Nano-Robots Help Medical Surgery Innovation Because of this size, any surgery is minimally invasive and damaging. It cannot carry any type of battery or drive compared to traditional robots. To solve this problem, the researchers developed an "OctoMag" system that uses a series of electromagnets placed on the patient's head to charge the power robot. Then by adjusting the force of the electromagnet, the robot can push or pull in the body. At present, this technology has not yet been officially used for medical treatment. Researchers are conducting the first round of experiments in order to better use this technology to explore the mysteries of the eye.
At present, the Zurich team is constantly improving it, hoping to shrink to a lower level - nano-level robots.