Simulation-based training improves skill acquisition in urology, suggesting competency enhanced by artificial intelligence tools.
Simulation-based training is a cornerstone for robotic credentialing in urology, enabling safe skill acquisition and reducing early learning curve-related complications. Institutional credentialing frameworks integrating structured curricula, validated assessment tools and supervised operative exposure provide a reproducible model for competency. Future directions should emphasise artificial intelligence-driven adaptive feedback, integration of VR/AR 'digital twins', cloud-based training ecosystems and harmonised global standards for credentialing.
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Satyendra Pratap Singh (2026) studied this question.
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