Over the past decade, advances in imaging and instrumentation have led to the development of robotic-assisted surgery — an approach that helps surgeons plan and perform a variety of procedures with a high degree of accuracy. This includes total hip, total knee, and partial (unicompartmental) knee replacements.Over the past decade, advances in imaging and instrumentation have led to the development of robotic-assisted surgery — an approach that helps surgeons plan and perform a variety of procedures with a high degree of accuracy. This includes total hip, total knee, and partial (unicompartmental) knee replacements.Over the past decade, advances in imaging and instrumentation have led to the development of robotic-assisted surgery — an approach that helps surgeons plan and perform a variety of procedures with a high degree of accuracy. This includes total hip, total knee, and partial (unicompartmental) knee replacements.