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General Robotics: Medical Robots
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Forceps! Scalpel! Robot!
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The first FDA-approved robotic bypass operation promises a faster recovery--with no ugly scar. (Time, June 4, 2001)
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Integrated Surgical Systems, Inc. (ISS) - Surgical Robot - ROBODOC
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Integrated Surgical Systems, Inc. (ISS) made medical history when it unveiled the ROBODOC® Surgical Assistant System. This active robotic device could perform an invasive surgical procedure with unrivaled precision,
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Intersurgtech - Medical Robotics for Tele-surgery, Tele-medicine
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We have invented many of the technologies used in today's state-of-the-art medical robotics. We provide our expertise to healthcare organizations, medical practitioners, small companies, and educational institutions
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Mechatronics-Automech Research Group
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MECHATRONICS-AUTOMECH RESEARCH GROUP:
mechatronics-automech e-posta grubunun amacı özellikle mekatronik sistemlere gönül veren akademisyen,sanayide çalışan mühendislere ,araştırmacılara,tasarımcılara ve bu konuya meraklı tüm arkadaşlara yöneliktir.
A dedicated group of technical oriented people , professors, engineers,students and interested people to give and get technical and professional advice about Mechatronics is the design and development of intelligent, autonomous systems, such as manipulators and mobile robots through the integration of mechanical and electronic hardware, actuator/sensor technology, and embedded control.
http://automech.8k.com
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More than a wheelchair, the IBOT is on the move
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Inventor Dean Kamen insists his IBOT is not a wheelchair. Nobody pushes you around in an IBOT. You wear it.
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Robot Injection Device
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British inventor Alex Zivanovic, from the Mechatronics in Medicine Laboratory at Imperial College, London, has developed a robot that gives injections, ensuring that every injection finds its target. (3/1/2001)
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Robot Surgeons: For Prostate Cancer and Gastric Bypass?
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Robotic surgeons may seem like science fiction, but they are routinely helping human surgeons perform surgeries across the world, especially North America. Prostate cancer surgery is benefiting immensely from robotic surgeons, since the robots can be more precise in nerve-sparing, allowing men to retain important functions of elimination control and sexual performance that can easily be lost during such surgery performed by a human surgeon.
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Robotic Surgery Update: Da Vinci Heart Surgery
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Using the Da Vinci robotic surgeon system, surgeons should soon be able to operate on the heart without stopping the beating. Conventional heart surgery is done with the patient placed on cardiovascular bypass, with a machine pump circulating the blood, while the heart sits idle for the convenience of the surgeon and the safety of the patient. Now George Mylonas of Imperial College London has developed motion compensation software that should allow the robotic surgeon to compensate for the motion of the beating heart, and operate on the organ without stopping it first.
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Tiny spinning screws used to ferry drugs or attack tumors
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A team of micromachine experts have developed tiny spinning screws that could swim along veins, ferrying drugs to infected tissues, or even burrow into tumours to kill them off with a hot lance.
Kazushi Ishiyama at Tohoku University in Japan has designed swimming micromachines based on cylindrical magnets. (BBC News, June 13, 2001)
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UT Southwestern Doctors Test Robotic Surgeon for Laparoscopy
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Surgeons in the Southwestern Center for Minimally Invasive Surgery are studying the use of the latest technology — a $1.4 million robot named da Vinci that, with a human at the controls, filters out tremor, enhances precision, offers three-dimensional imaging and eliminates the inverted manipulation of instruments usually required in laparoscopic procedures.
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