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Dmitry Oleynikov, a professor and surgeon at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, operates a surgical robot as in the background Shane Farritor, an engineering professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, adjusts the camera on the surgical subject. The two developed the robot for minimally invasive surgeries. June 16, 2015. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communications

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Dmitry Oleynikov, a professor and surgeon at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, operates a surgical robot as in the background Shane Farritor, an engineering professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, adjusts the camera on the surgical subject. The two developed the robot for minimally invasive surgeries. June 16, 2015. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communications

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Dmitry Oleynikov, a professor and surgeon at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, operates a surgical robot as in the background Shane Farritor, an engineering professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, adjusts the camera on the surgical subject. The two developed the robot for minimally invasive surgeries. June 16, 2015. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communications

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Dmitry Oleynikov, a professor and surgeon at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, operates a surgical robot as in the background Shane Farritor, an engineering professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, adjusts the camera on the surgical subject. The two developed the robot for minimally invasive surgeries. June 16, 2015. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communications

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Dmitry Oleynikov, a professor and surgeon at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, operates a surgical robot as in the background Shane Farritor, an engineering professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, adjusts the camera on the surgical subject. The two developed the robot for minimally invasive surgeries. June 16, 2015. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communications

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Dmitry Oleynikov, a professor and surgeon at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, operates a surgical robot as in the background Shane Farritor, an engineering professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, adjusts the camera on the surgical subject. The two developed the robot for minimally invasive surgeries. June 16, 2015. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communications

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Dmitry Oleynikov, a professor and surgeon at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, operates a surgical robot as in the background Shane Farritor, an engineering professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, adjusts the camera on the surgical subject. The two developed the robot for minimally invasive surgeries. June 16, 2015. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communications

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Dmitry Oleynikov, a professor and surgeon at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, operates a surgical robot as in the background Shane Farritor, an engineering professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, adjusts the camera on the surgical subject. The two developed the robot for minimally invasive surgeries. June 16, 2015. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communications

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Dmitry Oleynikov, a professor and surgeon at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, operates a surgical robot as in the background Shane Farritor, an engineering professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, adjusts the camera on the surgical subject. The two developed the robot for minimally invasive surgeries. June 16, 2015. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communications

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