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ROBOTS PERFORM SURGERY ON AN EGG WITHOUT CRACKS Robotic precision has reached a new frontier. Engineers have taught surgical robots to cut open a raw eggshell, work on the yolk inside, and stitch it shut again without breaking. What sounds like a lab stunt is a glimpse of medicine’s... show more

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