1. To understand the key principles and techniques of robotic-assisted emergency general surgery, including the benefits, challenges and potential drawbacks. 2. To gain knowledge about how to utilize robotic-assisted surgery as a tool in managing various emergency surgery cases, considering factors such as patient condition, surgical complexity and required surgical precision. 3. To develop skills in preoperative decision-making for robotic-assisted emergency surgery, including patient selection, surgical planning and preparation for potential complications. 4. To review and understand pertinent clinical studies and evidence-based practice guidelines related to the use of robotic-assisted emergency general surgery. 5. To promote the exchange of experiences and discussion about robotic-assisted emergency general surgery, fostering a community of continuous professional development and collaboration among the Dukes' Club members.