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Both Ted and Brian emphasize that robotic-assisted surgery is still in its early stages, with tremendous potential for growth. The current technology has already transformed many aspects of surgical practice, but ongoing innovation promises even more—such as enhanced imaging, better haptic feedback, and smarter automation.
Ted envisions a future where surgeries are faster, more precise, and more comfortable for patients. The ultimate goal is not merely incremental improvement but revolutionary progress that fundamentally changes how surgeons treat their patients.