On May 18, Dr. Syed Mohammed Ghouse, a robotic surgeon at the Asian Institute of Nephrology and Urology (AINU) in Hyderabad, performed a robotic ureteric reimplant surgery on a patient located in Hyderabad while he was physically in Wuhan, China. This innovative procedure was made possible through a high-speed internet connection and the MedBot robotic platform developed by MicroPort. Dr. Ghouse explained that robotic surgery is a form of telesurgery, involving a patient cart, an image cart, and a surgeon's console. During the operation, a trained surgical assistant was present beside the patient in Hyderabad, facilitating real-time communication. The surgery required stable internet speeds of 30 to 50 Mbps, with multiple backup connections to ensure reliability. In case of any communication failure, safety measures were in place, allowing the assistant to take over if necessary. The patient recovered swiftly and was discharged on the same day, marking a significant advancement in the field of remote surgical procedures.