Leading surgical robotics experts come together on Thursday 27 February, for a free online webinar exploring the future of robotic-assisted surgery.
Hosted by renowned surgeon and digital health innovator Professor Shafi Ahmed, the event "Surgical Robotics: What Next?" delivers invaluable insight into the future of surgical robotics and among numerous themes cover automation, AI assisted decision making, integration with other technologies and accessibility and affordability in emerging markets.
"This webinar will discuss the latest advances in robotic surgery and a glimpse into the future," says Professor Ahmed. "It will also explore global expansion and the advantages and barriers of incorporating robots into the wider surgical practice. Hear from surgical leaders who are driving this change."
Why Attend?
- Gain insights from expert surgical professionals and at the forefront of robotic-assisted surgery
- Discover the latest advancements revolutionizing precision, efficiency, and patient outcomes
- Understand how AI and automation are shaping the next generation of surgical procedures
- Engage in a live Q&A session with industry experts
- Network with fellow medical professionals, researchers, and surgical tech innovators
Featured Speakers
- Mark Slack Co-Founder and Chief Medical Officer of CMR Surgical
- Stuart Simpson President & CEO, THINK Surgical
- Rob Morgan VP Medical, Sagentia Innovation
- Dr Rebecca Cleary - Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of Nami Surgical.
- Shafi Ahmed Medical Director SURGERY International
This is a must-attend event for surgeons, healthcare executives and anyone passionate about the future of surgical innovation.
Reserve Your FREE Spot Today! Space is limited—register now to secure your place
The webinar, organised by Surgery International, will take place from 7–8 PM GMT and is open to healthcare professionals, industry experts, and anyone with an interest in surgical innovation.
Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of the conversation shaping the future of surgery. See you there!
