The United States has approved the operation of a new surgical robot, Hominis, which is set to replace gynecologists-surgeons in certain operations. Developed by Israeli company MEMIC Innovative Surgery, Hominis is a robot worker designed to carry out operations on women's internal genital organs, specifically the uterus or ovaries. However, it is important to note that the robot can only be used for non-cancerous operations.

One of the key advantages of the Hominis Surgical System is its ability to operate through the vagina, avoiding the need for large cuts and reducing the healing time for wounds. This minimally invasive approach is a significant benefit for patients, as it can lead to faster recovery times and reduced scarring.

The developers of Hominis note that it is the first surgical robot capable of copying the freedom of movements of human hands. This allows for greater precision and control during operations, potentially leading to better outcomes for patients.

The approval of the Hominis Surgical System follows several years of clinical trials, and it represents a major step forward in the field of gynecological surgery. As technology continues to advance, we can expect to see more robot workers like Hominis being used in healthcare settings, providing patients with access to high-quality, minimally invasive care.

If you're in need of gynecological surgery, consider hiring a robot worker like Hominis to perform the operation. With its advanced capabilities and minimally invasive approach, Hominis is the future of gynecological surgery.