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The surgeon's extended arms (Daily Life 2018, by Kostas Maros) - Swiss Press Award

Mensch und Maschine. Der Arzt ist nicht mehr in direktem Kontakt mit dem Patienten..
Kostas Maros
Mensch und Maschine. Der Arzt ist nicht mehr in direktem Kontakt mit dem Patienten..
Photo / Daily Life
2018

The surgeon's extended arms

Kostas Maros

Surgical robots like this one are becoming increasingly common in medicine. Digitalization will lead to significant changes in occupational patterns in the coming years. Workers will be replaced by computers and robots, and new jobs will be created for humans. What will the world look like in 50 years?

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The surgeon's extended arms

Life Sciences, eine Beilage der Basler Zeitung

Photo / Daily Life
2018

Kostas Maros

Surgical robots like this one are becoming increasingly common in medicine. Digitalization will lead to significant changes in occupational patterns in the coming years. Workers will be replaced by computers and robots, and new jobs will be created for humans. What will the world look like in 50 years?

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Kostas Maros / Swiss Press Award

Kostas Maros

Fotograf, Basel, 1980

Photographer Kostas Maros (*1980) completed a law degree at university and worked in the legal field for several years before switching to photography as a self-taught photographer in 2013. Since then, he has worked for editorial and corporate clients in Switzerland and abroad; he also realizes reportage and art projects. He is a member of the photo agency 13photo (www.13photo.ch). His artistic work is represented by Galerie Wertheimer (www.galeriewertheimer.ch). He has received awards for his photographic work, including the Prix de la Photographie Paris, the Vfg Young Talent Award, and the Swiss Press Award. In 2018, he won the Swiss Photo Award for his work "HIDDEN - Hidden Places in Switzerland."

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