Robotic surgery offers several advantages over traditional surgery. It allows surgeons to perform complex procedures with more precision, flexibility and control through the use of robotic arms. The surgeon sits at a console to control the robotic arms, which provide 3D vision and small, precise movements. For patients, this translates to less pain, fewer complications, shorter hospital stays and faster recovery times. However, robotic surgery also has some disadvantages like higher costs and a continued need for humans in the operating room.