Micro-Robotics
Micro Motion Amplification – A Review
Our Hamlyn Centre researchers provide an overview of micro motion amplification, aiming to assist the development and employment in new applications.
Stories tagged with 'Surgery'
Improve Cancer Diagnosis
Transfer Recurrent Feature Learning for Endomicroscopy Image Recognition
The Hamlyn Centre researchers proposed a transfer recurrent feature learning framework for classification tasks on pCLE videos to aid cancer diagnosis
collaborative network
New global hub seeks to support surgeons during COVID-19 pandemic
Imperial researchers have launched a collaborative network to help the global surgical community improve frontline care during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Virtual Challenge
Surgical Robot Challenge 2020
The Surgical Robot Challenge 2020 will take place virtually on Friday 26th June 2020, due to the worldwide threat of the COVID-19.
for Surgical Applications
A Flexible/Stretchable Multiparametric Sensing Device
Hamlyn researchers proposed a novel flexible/stretchable device to overcome the drawbacks of traditional rigid electronics in biomedical applications.
Continuum Robot
Laser-Profiled Continuum Robot with Integrated Tension Sensing
The Hamlyn Centre researchers proposed a laser-profiled continuum robot with integrated tension
sensing for simultaneous shape & tip force estimation.
Fiber‐Optic SERS Probes
Miniature Fibre-Optic Probes for Rapid Bacteria Detection
The Hamlyn Centre researchers have realised a simple new technique to fabricate fibre‐optic probes, aiming to aid the diagnosis of lung infections.
‘Surgery and Beyond’
Hamlyn Symposium on Medical Robotics (20th - 23rd June 2020)
The 13th Annual Hamlyn Symposium on Medical Robotics 2020: ‘Surgery and Beyond’
Every heartbeat
Deeper understanding of irregular heartbeat may lead to more effective treatment
Researchers at Imperial have shown how the chaotic electrical signals underlying irregular heart rhythms lead to the failure of standard treatments.
Surgical innovation
Imperial researcher invents self-cleaning lens for keyhole surgery
Dr Ahmad Nabeel's device can clean the lens used in keyhole surgery without removing it from the patient, saving time and increasing patient safety.
