Chinese humanoid robot used in landmark surgery-Dahe.cn

Chinese-made humanoid robots costing $13,500 have performed the first live animal surgery using general-purpose robots, challenging decades of dominance by million-dollar specialised surgical systems. China's robotics exports have tripled year-on-year to $67 million in the first half, expanding to 49 markets.

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