Developing robotic tools for surgery
EndoMaster hopes to revolutionise how surgeries for gastrointestinal cancer are done through its new non-invasive procedure.
Singapore
SPUN out of research from the National University of Singapore and Nanyang Technological University, EndoMaster gives surgeons the tools to remove gastrointestinal cancer tumours without the need for surgical incisions on the body or organ.
In short, it aims to create the world's first flexible robotic system for endoluminal surgery to treat early stage gastrointestinal cancer.
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