In the realm of medicine, precision is an absolute necessity, and medical electric tools have been engineered to meet this requirement at an extraordinary level. Consider laparoscopic surgeries, which have become commonplace for treating various abdominal conditions. The electric laparoscopic instruments, such as scissors and graspers, are designed with such precision that surgeons can delicately cut and manipulate tissues within the abdominal cavity through tiny incisions. For example, when removing a gallbladder laparoscopically, the surgeon uses the electric scissors to precisely sever the cystic duct and artery, ensuring that there is no damage to nearby blood vessels or the bile ducts. This level of precision minimizes the risk of post-operative complications like bleeding or bile leakage and promotes a quicker recovery for the patient