In the last decade many have raised concerns about the safety, cost, and necessity of using robotic platforms for abdominal wall hernia, suggesting that the purported benefits might not justify the risks and expenses involved. Many also questioned whether surgeons receive adequate training to perform these highly specialized surgeries, hinting at potential gaps in education and credentialing processes. We seek to present a balanced perspective that underscores the value of robotic-assisted technologies in enhancing hernia outcomes and advancing surgical practice.