The first fully automated dental procedure on a human has been completed in Barranquilla, Colombia. US-based company Perceptive used a robotic arm, artificial intelligence and 3D imaging to complete the work. 'We're excited to successfully complete the world's first fully automated robotic dental procedure,' Dr Chris Ciriello, CEO and founder of Perceptive, said in a statement. 'This medical breakthrough enhances precision and efficiency of dental procedures, and democratizes access to better dental care, for improved patient experience and clinical outcomes.' Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams travelled to the International Space Station in June and were initially scheduled to spend just over a week onboard. However, after two months, the pair remain in orbit with no return date set. The mission is part of NASA's Commercial Crew Program, which partners the US space agency with American private industry and has seen investment in multiple companies to support transportation to and from...
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