Abstract: Methods, apparatuses, and systems for using speech input to control a surgical robot are disclosed. A surgical robot is disclosed that can be controlled by a surgeon using speech input in a conversational manner. The surgical robot is provided either general commands or specific instructions, assessing whether the instructions can be completed within the capabilities of the available hardware and resources, and seeking approval from the surgeon prior to executing the instructions. Alternatively, the embodiments disclosed allow the surgeon to perform an action that cannot be safely completed by the surgical robot.

Abstract: Methods, apparatuses, and systems for designing, modifying, and installing a surgical implant optimized for a patient's unique physiology are disclosed. The methods are based upon data from surgical implants installed in other patients. Allowing patient outcomes from previously installed surgical implants to influence the design, placement, and surgical tool path for enable the implanting of surgical implants having the greatest likelihood of a successful patient outcome.

Abstract: Embodiments described herein provide enhanced methods, techniques, and methods of treatment for consistently correcting facial asymmetries caused by gestational position of a fetus in utero using an improved method of treatment based upon facial asymmetry grading. With SSM, the patient is evaluated to determine whether their facial asymmetries are a result of FLT; and assuming so, a determination is made as to the severity of the asymmetries based upon the asymmetry severity scale guide. Based upon the determined severity and type of asymmetry, the injector performs an SSM plan that consistently corrects such asymmetries by injecting more filler to the more contoured side of the face as opposed to the heavier side, and in consistent amounts and to certain locations.