Background
With breakthroughs in modern medical and 5G communication technologies, remote surgical robots are transforming modern healthcare. These systems enable surgeons to operate robotic arms remotely, overcoming geographic and distance limitations.
Behind this technological innovation are RF coaxial connectors acting as the "transmitting" and "receiving" ends, responsible for relaying commands from the control station to the robot while ensuring immediate signal feedback. This stable, real-time signal transmission is critical for the precise execution of remote surgeries.
