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Gregory T. Poulter is a leading spine surgeon and researcher whose work focuses on advancing surgical precision and patient outcomes through robotic and navigated technologies in thoracolumbar spine surgery. His major contributions center on demonstrating the safety, accuracy, and clinical benefits of integrating robotic guidance with three-dimensional navigation—a pairing that represents a natural evolution in spinal care. In his landmark multicenter study on pedicle screw placement accuracy in robot-assisted spinal fusion (2023, 17 citations), Poulter provided compelling evidence for the reliability of these systems. He further leads the influential PRoGRSS (Prospective Robotic Guidance and Navigation in Spine Surgery) series, with interim and final analyses (2025–2026) tracking 90-day complication and revision rates across a large, multicenter cohort. These studies are among the first to offer comprehensive, real-world outcome data for combined navigated robotics, helping to establish best practices and expand minimally invasive options. Poulter’s work is shaping how surgeons adopt these technologies, with his findings directly informing safer, more efficient surgical protocols. His research is essential reading for anyone interested in the future of precision spine surgery.