Jorge Presa-Alonso
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Jorge Presa-Alonso is a forward-thinking researcher at the intersection of spine surgery and robotic automation. His work centers on evaluating the feasibility and future potential of fully automated robotic systems in spinal procedures, a domain where precision and safety are paramount. His most-cited paper, "Advancing spine surgery: Evaluating the potential for full robotic automation" (2025), has already garnered 7 citations, signaling early and growing interest in his critical review of current robotic technologies and their limitations. In this work, Presa-Alonso systematically assesses technical hurdles and practical considerations, framing a clear research agenda for the next generation of surgical robotics. By identifying key gaps in automation, he provides a roadmap for engineers and clinicians alike, positioning himself as a pivotal voice in the transition from semi-autonomous to fully autonomous spine surgery. His contributions are particularly notable for bridging engineering challenges with clinical realities, making his insights valuable for both researchers developing robotic systems and surgeons evaluating their adoption. As the field accelerates, Presa-Alonso’s work is poised to shape how we think about safety, reliability, and the human role in increasingly automated surgical environments.
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