chapter1081

Lydia didn't need the training, and now she was supposed to come up with a training plan for them, too? Seriously?

Lydia just said, Stick to your own training plan if you want, but I checked out last year's competition. There were already some questions about robotic surgery. If you can, you should learn a bit about how to use robots in surgery. It'll open your mind a little."

Marilyn and Yara looked even more annoyed at her words.

What was Lydia getting at? Was she just calling them clueless, but in a roundabout way?

Collin, who admitted Lydia was better than them, wasn't thrilled with her attitude either. He jumped in. "Lydia, can you even do robotic surgery?"

A few professors turned to look at Lydia, clearly waiting for her answer.

The past couple of years, other countries had started researching things like robot doctors and robot-assisted surgeries. There was some research happening here too, but most people didn't think robots could really pull off complicated surgeries the way humans could.

Marilyn let out a cold laugh. "Even if she can, it's probably just the basics. There's no way a robot could ever be as precise as a real surgeon."

It just sounded impossible.

Yara chimed in, Maybe that's where things are heading in the future, but right now, you barely even hear about successful robotic surgeries here."

Yara had heard her grandpa talk about it. Sure, the research was happening, but it was nowhere near ready. Lydia was just getting ahead of herself.

Lydia expected this reaction.

"That's exactly why you need to open your minds a bit. If something like this comes up in the competition, at least you won't be totally blank."

Marilyn and Yara looked like they were about to explode. Lydia was just a contestant like them, so who was she to talk down to them like that?

"Whatever I've said what I needed to

say. It's up to you if you want to learn of

lookot." Lydia saw the grumpy

looks on their faces and decided she was done talking. Content Belongs

But Collin wouldn't let it go. Lydia, you still haven't answered me. Can you actually do robotic surgery?"

Lydia just raised her eyebrows. "Yeah."

Collin was silent. He didn't buy it. Capital Med School didn't even have a robot like that.

Dominick stared at Lydia in shock. "Wait, you really know how to operate with a robot?"

Lydia nodded. "I've done experiments. I haven't tried it on a real patient yet, but maybe someday."

That's why she figured the other teams, who always hated to lose would probably focus on robotics at this year's competition, Sure, robotic surgery sounded wild, but it showed how advanced a country was.

Marilyn rolled her eyes. So you've only done experiments. I thought you'd actually

performed surgery on someone with a robot."

Lydia didn't bother to explain.

Robotic surgery needed acceptance

from doctors patients and their

families. After this competition,

regular people might start to

understand it more. '

"If there's nothing else, I'm leaving now."

The professors who were about to ask more questions quickly surrounded her

again.

"Wait, Lydia, don't go. You haven't helped me with my problem yet."

"And mine too, Lydia, hang on...