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superhuman, autonomous surgery
We're excited to share a brief preview of what we're working on at Aleph. Today's robotic surgical systems are deterministic or remote-controlled. Tomorrow's will think, act, and self-improve. We are building towards that future, with a new class of system capable of fully autonomous surgery. Our model performing vascular anastomosis, a benchmark task requiring high dexterity and delicate manipulation across long time horizons and variable anatomy. This is one of the most demanding tasks we've seen learned policies achieve to date, in the surgical domain or otherwise. Existing autonomous…
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