The best test for robotic surgery equipment

My fellow users,what i mean is that the robot can malfunction during the surgery,i didn't say that we should take off every piece of technology that can help us and make humans do the job ''cough'' dddddddd ''cough'',and sundome,a human has a lesser chance of malfunction than the robot DURING the surgery,and hospitals must make sure that nothing is screwed up with the doctor and should update his files every month.Think before you type. :)

My point is that anything can malfunction,but as long as it is convenient people will use it. They aren't gonna be like "Oh, let's use this machine that has a 50 percent chance of failing herp derp", no they are gonna make it work as well as possible,with such a small chance of malfunctioning that it won't matter anymore

yeah but they will spend alot of cash on these machines.Like millions of dollars that can actually benefit the poor and needy.Best to make a human do the surgery you know?.Less cash to pay.

But how much does that human who is becoming a surgeon have to pay to get to that point in their lives? they have to go through premed and then medical school and then they have to specialize in surgery...it's a lot to go through too

yeah but it will pay off in the end.Plus there will be other surgeons to take care of people until he finishes to carry on the line. :)