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Last updated: May. 18

Summary

Microsurgery presents an array of problems. For instance, current methodologies of Eye Surgery requires freehand manipulation of delicate structures without haptic feedback. On top of this limitation, Eye Surgeons experience involuntary hand tremor, fatigue, poor visual cues, and low tactile sensation. Moreover, Surgeon training is limited. There exists no transition between cadaver surgery and live human surgery…</description>
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