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Comments on NEEMO 7 - NASA Undersea Robotic Telemedicine Experiment
The Zeus robotic surgical system will be used in an unusual experiment to give NASA additional options. (Read the complete story)

"Did this take long to build the UNDERSEA ROBOTIC TELEMEDICINE EXPERIMENT"
(Sarah 10/13/2004 9:39:55 AM)
"If the experiment is not successful what will you do?"
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