Manufacturing Components for Robotic Surgical Systems - Col Shepherd, Biomerics

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In this interview, Col Shepherd, Director of Business Development, Biomerics, discusses the company’s background, how Biomerics manufactures components for the surgical robotic device space, the benefits of Biomerics’ vertical integration and more.
The interview covers:-
0:12 Please tell us about Biomerics as an organization.
0:46 How does Biomerics take an idea and bring it to life? What steps are involved?
1:19 How does Biomerics manufactures components for the surgical robotic device space?
1:47 Tell us the benefit of Biomerics’ vertical integration in its plastics and metals technologies?
2:30 Why should a customer choose Biomerics and what is the Biomerics advantage?
3:15 From the Biomerics point of view, how have robotic surgical systems advanced over the past five years?
3:42 How does Biomerics overcome the challenges customers face with designing robotic surgical systems?
4:13 How does Biomerics stay on top of production process evolution?
4:43 How does Biomerics stay at the forefront of innovation for its customers?
5:01 Are there opportunities for VR/AR in robotic surgical procedures?
5:32 What is the surgical robotic component design standard of today?
6:09 Why should a customer choose Biomerics and how does Biomerics build relationships with customers?
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A fascinating avenue for the future. Human operated machines, then you can track the data and train ai. I can't wait until ai figures out how to brute force innovations once it gets training data. Won't that be a trip eh? The manufacturing rigor required for this level of machine is also a fascinating wonder. Love seeing it all. We'll see a really cool future here shortly.