This chapter discusses robotic hysterectomy, where features of the robotic platform provide a mechanism to overcome the limitations of conventional laparoscopy, which can facilitate successfully completion of complex laparoscopic procedures. Neurosurgeons were the first to utilize robotic technology for precise stereotactic brain biopsies, followed by preoperative mapping for transurethral prostatectomy in urology and orthopedic assistance in performing hip arthroplasty. Medical and surgical options are discussed with the patient. Once the patient has been determined to be an appropriate candidate for a robotic hysterectomy approach informed consent is obtained. There is a dearth of evidence demonstrating an advantage of the robotic approach compared to conventional laparoscopy for benign hysterectomy and additional randomized control trials are needed for high-quality data evaluating patient based outcomes and cost-effectiveness. Post-operative expectations and instructions are also provided. Indications for robotic hysterectomy as well as the procedural steps would adhere to the normal practice of the surgeon.