The da Vinci system was not developed solely by ISI Company; it was developed in collaboration with institutions such as Massachusetts Institute of Technology as a clinical application system.
However, schools abroad are different from those at home; they have shareholders and can be considered businesses.
These prestigious American institutions are also among the most profitable enterprises in the United States. Why do I say this?
Essentially, American college students take on loans to fund their education, and the better the university, the more expensive the tuition!
Moreover, capitalists are clever; to make the tuition seem worthwhile, they ensure the school infrastructure is impressive, including amenities for food, clothing, shelter, and transportation, all providing a high-end impression.
Even so, foreign countries are willing to lend to these college students because once they graduate, they have the capacity to repay, especially those from more prestigious schools.
