Medical robotics in veterinary medicine is primarily employed to enable minimally invasive procedures, reducing the need for open surgery and minimizing trauma to animals.

Telepresence robots are commonly used for remote veterinary care, allowing veterinarians to remotely examine and interact with animals from a distance.

Surgical robots offer increased precision and accuracy during surgical procedures, leading to better outcomes and reduced complications.

The da Vinci Surgical System is a widely used robotic system specifically designed for minimally invasive abdominal surgeries in animals.

Diagnostic robots are primarily used for imaging and visualization, such as endoscopy and laparoscopy, allowing veterinarians to examine internal organs and tissues without open surgery.

The Lokomat Robotic System is a well-known robotic system used for rehabilitation and physical therapy in animals, assisting them in regaining mobility and function.

Robotic milking systems offer multiple benefits, including increased milk production, improved milk quality, reduced labor requirements, and enhanced animal welfare.

Robotic feeders perform multiple functions, including providing precise and controlled feeding, monitoring animal food intake, preventing overfeeding and underfeeding, and automating the feeding process.

The Bovine Handling System is a robotic system specifically designed for automated handling and restraint of cattle.

Robotic grooming systems offer multiple benefits, including improving animal hygiene, reducing stress and anxiety, preventing skin problems, and enhancing animal comfort.

Robotic exoskeletons offer multiple advantages in animal rehabilitation, including providing support and stability, facilitating early mobilization, improving range of motion, and reducing muscle atrophy.

The Manure Management System is a robotic system designed for automated removal and management of animal waste.

Robotic milking systems contribute to sustainable dairy farming by reducing water consumption, minimizing energy usage, lowering greenhouse gas emissions, and improving animal welfare.

The Animal Identification System is a robotic system designed for automated identification and tracking of individual animals.

Robotic surgery systems offer multiple advantages, including 3D visualization and magnification, minimized tissue trauma, reduced risk of infection, and faster recovery time.