Ein Alptraum? Vielleicht – aber in einem historischen Moment für die Zahnmedizin hat ein KI-gesteuerter autonomer Roboter zum ersten Mal einen kompletten Eingriff an einem menschlichen Patienten durchgeführt, und zwar etwa achtmal schneller, als es ein menschlicher Zahnarzt könnte.

    Das von der Bostoner Firma Perceptive entwickelte System verwendet einen tragbaren 3D-Volumenscanner, der mithilfe der optischen Kohärenztomografie (OCT) ein detailliertes 3D-Modell des Mundes erstellt, das die Zähne, das Zahnfleisch und sogar die Nerven unter der Zahnoberfläche umfasst.

    https://newatlas.com/health-wellbeing/robot-dentist-world-first/

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    1. Nightmare fuel? Maybe – but in a historic moment for the dental profession, an AI-controlled autonomous robot has performed an entire procedure on a human patient for the first time, about eight times faster than a human dentist could do it.

      The system, built by Boston company Perceptive, uses a hand-held 3D volumetric scanner, which builds a detailed 3D model of the mouth, including the teeth, gums and even nerves under the tooth surface, using optical coherence tomography, or OCT.

      High precision human-controlled robotic surgery is already advancing in leaps and bounds, taking the traditional need for an incredibly steady hand out of the picture – and as we’re seeing in the humanoid space, the minute you start teleoperating a robot, you’re potentially training it to take over and perform the same job autonomously at some point. So this is probably an idea you’ll need to get used to in the coming years.

    2. This is not nightmare fuel. This is heaven coming to earth. Soon everyone can have perfect teeth

    3. Pikeman212a6c on

      Yeah fuck that I’ve played fallout. There is no way I’m trusting a robot near my teeth.

      I know this sounds flippant but you can yell at a middle aged woman in cat themed scrubs if she is really doing something wrong. If a robot goes out of spec of its sensors corrode or whatever… just no.

    4. This is 100% the future. Once this is perfected, this will be better than having a dentist with a not perfectly steady hand poke around in your mouth.

    5. Absolutely excited for this happening, but I am incredibly hard to numb and I couldn’t imagine that thing just ravaging my fucking face when I’m not numb yet lol

    6. identitycrisis-again on

      AI is going to become a medical instrument that transforms all of healthcare. From treatment, procedures, and diagnosis alike. I think utilizing ai in medicine is imperative to advance our care for the public

    7. But is it AI or is it automated tooth CNC?
      Can it adapt to movements, patient swallowing, closing mouth or shifting position? OR react to pain/discomfort queues?

    8. Cheesy_Discharge on

      Sounds promising, but this article is so poorly written, with such odd word choices. It makes me wonder if the AI dentist tool is writing its own press releases.

      Probably just a bad translation. I found other articles with similar positive reports.

    9. Irish_Phantom on

      Who was the guinea pig that agreed to have this procedure performed by a robot? 😂

    10. Am I taking crazy pills, or is this not as a big deal as the article makes it seem?

      This article makes it seem like a super big deal, but it’s just an automated preparation of an abutment.

      Why does evreybody act like the dentist is cut off or that AI will replace him?

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