Professor Sugimoto and Assistant Professor Sueyoshi received Travel Grant Awards at the International Society for Liver Surgery 2024 and South Korea Society of Hepato-Surgery 2024

International Society for Liver Surgery 2024 (ISLS STS 2024 Seoul) held in Seoul South Korea from March 18th (Mon) to 19th (Tue), 2024, and in Seoul, South Korea from March 20th (Wed) to 23rd (Sat), 2024. At the 59th International Conference South Korea Society of Hepato-Surgery, held at HBP SURGERY WEEK 2024, Professor Maki Sugimoto of the Innovation Lab Okinaga Research Institute of Teikyo University and Assistant Professor Takumi Sueyoshi of the same institute, presented research results titled "Metaverse-integrated XR technology for conveying optimal techniques and spatial maneuvers in robotic and laparoscopic hepatobiliary pancreatic surgery," which won a Travel Grant Award.

The International Society for Liver Surgery (ISLS) is held every two years in various locations around the world for the purpose of scientific advancement and dissemination of hepatobiliary surgery, (living donor and postmortem) liver transplantation, minimally invasive (laparoscopic and robotic) and endoscopic treatment, and HBP SURGERY WEEK is an international conference organized by South Korea Society of Hepato-Surgery (KAHBPS) to promote academic and educational developments in Surgery treatment of liver, biliary and pancreatic diseases. It has been held annually since 2017 to promote the project to the world.

The award-winning presentation was about a system that integrates XR technology and metaverse space to record, share, and pass down optimal surgical techniques in robotic surgery and laparoscopic hepato-biliary-pancreatic surgery as spatial movements. The award was received in recognition of the research results of the company. Professor Sugimoto said, ``I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to everyone involved in this research.I will continue to work hard to improve the quality of research and education activities at Okinaga Research Institute of Teikyo University and the University's School of Medicine, and to develop excellent human resources.'' did. We look forward to the future successes of Professor Sugimoto and Assistant Professor Sueyoshi.

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