Medical robotics is transforming surgery, diagnostics, and rehabilitation, making procedures more precise and minimally invasive. The Da Vinci Surgical System, for example, enables surgeons to perform complex operations with robotic-assisted precision using high-resolution 3D imaging and micro-manipulators. AI-powered robotic assistants, like Mako and ROSA, assist in orthopedic surgeries, enhancing accuracy in joint replacements.

Exoskeletons, such as those from Ekso Bionics and Cyberdyne, are helping paraplegic patients regain mobility through AI-driven motion assistance. These devices use electromyographic (EMG) sensors to detect muscle signals and adjust movement in real time. Future advancements in soft robotics and biohybrid materials will make robotic rehabilitation devices more lightweight, adaptive, and capable of restoring natural movement for patients with neuromuscular disorders.