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EPISODE · Sep 30, 2025 · 32 MIN

Why surgeons and hospitals – not robotics industry – should drive telesurgery’s future adoption

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In this episode of IntuitiveTalks, Host Tom Salemi visits Intuitive’s Atlanta hub to sit down with Brian Miller, executive vice president and chief digital officer.   Miller, who witnessed the first telesurgery procedure in 2001, shares his perspective on how surgical robotics has advanced beyond many early barriers to long-distance surgery. He emphasizes that adoption must be driven by user needs, not hype, with success hinging on meeting the daily realities of surgeons, patients, and health systems. This practical, patient-centered conversation explores what’s next for telesurgery.   This conversation comes to you courtesy of Blue Goat Cyber. To learn more, visit: https://bluegoatcyber.com/   *** Enjoy this podcast? Follow the DeviceTalks Podcast Network, home of IntuitiveTalks, on all major podcast players: https://devicetalks.castos.com/subscribe + Follow us on YouTube.com/@DeviceTalks to ensure you never miss an future episode.

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