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Stanley Kisinde is a leading researcher in robotic-assisted spine surgery, a field he has helped define through a focus on precision, safety, and innovation. His work centers on the integration of preoperative planning software and robotic guidance systems to enhance the accuracy of pedicle screw placement, particularly in complex or revision cases. Kisinde’s most influential paper, “Robotic-Assisted Pedicle Screw Placement During Spine Surgery” (2020), has garnered 142 citations, establishing a foundational understanding of how semiactive robotic devices can navigate difficult anatomy. He has further explored the predictive accuracy of these systems (2021, 18 citations) and the technical demands of robotic-assisted revision surgery (2022, 13 citations), highlighting reduced complication rates. His forward-looking work, “Can Robotic Spine Surgery Become the Standard of Care?” (2022), critically evaluates the evolution from the Mazor Spine Assist to current platforms. Kisinde also investigates emerging technologies, including 3D-printed biomodels for congenital scoliosis and minimally invasive lumbar techniques. His research consistently demonstrates that robotic assistance improves feasibility and outcomes, positioning him as a key voice advocating for the adoption of robotics as the new standard in spine surgery.