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Adaptable and Transportable Surgical Robot, Precision Robotics (Hong Kong) Limited | International Design Awards Winners
Adaptable and Transportable Surgical Robot, Precision Robotics (Hong Kong) Limited | International Design Awards Winners
Adaptable and Transportable Surgical Robot, Precision Robotics (Hong Kong) Limited | International Design Awards Winners
Adaptable and Transportable Surgical Robot, Precision Robotics (Hong Kong) Limited | International Design Awards Winners
Adaptable and Transportable Surgical Robot, Precision Robotics (Hong Kong) Limited | International Design Awards Winners
Adaptable and Transportable Surgical Robot, Precision Robotics (Hong Kong) Limited | International Design Awards Winners
Adaptable and Transportable Surgical Robot, Precision Robotics (Hong Kong) Limited | International Design Awards Winners
Adaptable and Transportable Surgical Robot, Precision Robotics (Hong Kong) Limited | International Design Awards Winners
Adaptable and Transportable Surgical Robot, Precision Robotics (Hong Kong) Limited | International Design Awards Winners

Adaptable and Transportable Surgical Robot

CompanyPrecision Robotics (Hong Kong) Limited
Lead DesignersAlan Kwok
Design TeamAlan Kwok, Taft Tsang, Jonathan Edridge
Project LocationHong Kong
Prize(s)Bronze in Health & Life Science / Industrial / Professional Medical Equipment
Project LinkView
Entry Description

The Precision Robotics Surgical Robot is designed to
revolutionise transluminal and endoluminal robotic assisted
surgery (RAS). Through enhanced surgeon control and
advanced flexibility the Precision Robotics system improves
patient outcomes and operational workflow. The modular
nested design adapts to the surgical environment and
surgeon preferences, transforming into a fully capable
surgical robot. Being small, modular, low cost, and capable
of adapting to environments, the Precision Robotics
system increases the scope of robotic surgery where
traditional surgical robotics have limitations.