Skills development in Physical AI could cultivate lifelike intelligent robots
New research suggests combining educational topics and research disciplines to help researchers breathe life into lifelike intelligent robots.
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Drones that patrol forests could monitor environmental and ecological changes
Imperial researchers have created drones that can attach sensors to trees to monitor environmental and ecological changes in forests.
Imperial and TUM launch joint PhD programme in AI, robotics and healthcare
Imperial and the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have launched a joint PhD programme that will initially focus on AI, robotics and healthcare.
VisionBlender: A Tool to Generate Computer Vision Datasets for Robotic Surgery
Our Hamlyn researchers won the outstanding paper award at the MICCAI workshop by introducing a novel tool for generating accurate endoscopic datasets.
Welcoming Maxime and Bryan to our lab!
The AIRL lab is growing with two new PhD students: Maxime and Bryan.
Two Imperial ‘research visionaries’ win Academy Chairs in Emerging Technologies
The Royal Academy of Engineering has appointed two Imperial engineers as Chairs in Emerging Technologies.
A New Kinematic Model for A Surgical Robot Tool in Minimally Invasive Surgery
Our Hamlyn researchers proposed a new adaptive kinematic model for a surgical robot tool (Micro-IGES), aiming to aid minimally invasive surgery.
AI-based brain monitoring and robotic muscle projects win £11.5m EPSRC boost
Two Imperial College London projects have won a total of £11.5 million to transform healthcare technologies by 2050.
A Review of Optical Spectroscopy for in-vivo Medical Diagnosis
Our Hamlyn researchers reviewed the state of the art of optical spectroscopy and highlighted future perspectives for in-vivo medical diagnosis.
A Guide of Tetrapolar Bioimpedance Sensor Measurement for Healthcare Application
Our Hamlyn researchers proposed a potential guideline for tetrapolar bioimpedance sensor measurements, aiming to assist healthcare applications.
