On January 7, MicroPort Robotics made an announcement: it had triumphantly carried out the world's inaugural animal experiment of "large - model autonomous surgery" by employing its Neuron MicroGenius multimodal autonomous surgery large model. During this experiment, autonomous procedures that encompassed the entire sequence of core surgical maneuvers, including bile duct closure and incision, were executed with precision on a 30 - kilogram experimental pig. In the initial trial, the success rate for local operational steps hit 88%, and the entire surgical procedure was accomplished successfully in a single attempt. This remarkable feat not only bridges the technical void in in - vivo animal experiments for global large - model autonomous surgery but also propels the profound advancement and cross - sectoral integration of the global AI industry within the medical realm. Prior to this, there were no comparable precedents in either public literature or practical applications.