Storm Chabot

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Storm Chabot is a rising figure in surgical robotics, whose work centers on advancing robot-assisted laparoscopic surgery through both clinical validation and technical innovation. Chabot’s most influential contribution is a comprehensive umbrella review comparing clinical outcomes of robot-assisted and conventional laparoscopic surgery, which has garnered 12 citations since 2024. This work critically synthesizes evidence to clarify the real-world advantages of robotic platforms, addressing a key ambiguity in the field. Chabot also explores novel force-sensing technologies, notably a 2025 study on utilizing back electromotive force for smart force sensing in the AdLap RS robotic system. This technical contribution aims to enhance haptic feedback and intraoperative safety, making robotic surgery more accessible and intuitive. Together, these works demonstrate a dual commitment to rigorous evidence synthesis and hands-on engineering—a rare combination that positions Chabot as a thoughtful bridge between clinical practice and technological development. For students and researchers, Chabot’s trajectory offers a compelling model of how systematic review and innovative design can converge to shape the future of minimally invasive surgery.