(Reprinted from: Tencent Securities 2019-02-13 23:45) http://stock.qq.com/a/20190213/010120.htm ）According to foreign media reports, Johnson&Johnson announced on Wednesday that it will invest $3.4 billion in cash to acquire robotic surgery company Auris Health. This acquisition has enabled Johnson&Johnson, the world's largest and most diversified healthcare and consumer care product company, to establish a partnership with Alphabet's Verily (formerly Google Life Sciences)

Ampoule bottle cutting, breaking, penicillin bottle opening, disinfection, shaking, suction, infusion... In a 100 level enclosed environment, the dispensing robot "Lantern Angel" skillfully operates complex dispensing procedures with its flexible robotic arm. From verifying the prescription to preparing and dispensing the medication, it takes only 2 minutes to prepare a bottle of chemotherapy medication made up of a mixture of 6 drugs. This is the scene that the reporter saw in the inpatient pharmacy of the surgical building of Peking University Shenzhen Hospital. Since September last year, the intravenous infusion robot "Lantern Angel" has been working in the hospital for over a year. On November 6th, the results of the 2017 National Practicing Physician Qualification Comprehensive Written Examination were announced by iFLYTEK

Since its establishment in 1880, for over 200 years, Science magazine has developed into one of the world's top journals, becoming one of the most authoritative academic journals in the world. The family of Science journals is also constantly growing. In addition to the existing Science, Science Advances, Science Immunology, Science Signaling, and Science Translational Medicine journals, the Science journal family is also welcoming a new member: Science Robotic

From November 25th to 26th, the 2017 World Medical Robotics Conference was held in Shenzhen, China. Focusing on the theme of "the Belt and Road? Medical Robots from Scientific Research to Clinical Application", the conference has more than 20 academicians, professors and doctors from China, the United States, Germany, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, France, Japan, Italy and other global medical robot fields, discussing the status, development and future of medical robots from scientific research exploration, project progress, clinical needs, clinical applications and other multi-level and multi angle. The conference was held by Ha, Director of the Robotics Laboratory at the Lausanne Polytechnic University (EPFL) in Switzerland and a member of the Swiss Academy of Technical Sciences (SATW)