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I am a biomedical engineering student researching robotic surgery training.

Robotic surgery systems are becoming more common, but training remains expensive and access to physical robots is limited.

If a training platform could provide realistic AI-powered simulation, personalized feedback, and complication scenarios without requiring access to a robot, do you think hospitals would be willing to pay for it? Would love to hear perspectives from surgeons, residents, hospital administrators, and anyone involved in robotic surgery.