Surgeons Control first Robotic Operation on the ISS from Earth

A miniature robot has suceeded an operation on the International Space Station for the first time - by remote control from Earth. Astronauts are not the only ones to benefit from this technology: Remote surgical operations are intended to improve medical care in regions with a shortage of surgeons.

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