Electromagnetic Navigation Systems for Minimally Invasive Surgery Magnetic navigation systems (MNSs) are used to precisely manipulate magnetically responsive materials enabling the realization of new minimally invasive procedures. Widespread adoption is currently limited by the size and limits of the current generation of MNSs. In article number 2310701, Simone Gervasoni, Salvador Pané, Bradley J. Nelson, and co-workers present a new generation of a human-scale mobile eMNS, capable of manipulating tethered robotic catheters and untethered magnetic microrobots.
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