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Hamlyn Centre Research
Patterning Precision with Floating Magnetic Microrobots
A new, more precise system for creating miniature medical micro-tools that may someday be used in minimally invasive surgery.
Patterning Precision with Floating Magnetic Microrobots
A new, more precise system for creating miniature medical micro-tools that may someday be used in minimally invasive surgery.
International Robotics Showcase 2019: Human-Robot Interaction in Space
The Hamlyn Centre FAIR-SPACE research team showcased the demos of space innovative wearable, VR, operator-robot interaction and BCI during UKRW2019.
Hamlyn Symposium on Medical Robotics (23rd – 26th June 2019)
12th annual Hamlyn Symposium announcing key programme highlights plus Clinical Leaders’ Forum
Frontiers of Medical Robotics: From Concept to Systems to Clinical Translation
The Hamlyn Centre research team outlines the development and a future look of robots for minimally invasive interventions.
Space fashion: Intelligent Space Wearables
The Hamlyn Centre FAIR-SPACE research team showcased our latest space innovative wearables at the latest Imperial Lates event
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A new wave of technology is set to transform surgery for millions of patients
An independent commission has predicted that surgery is about to be transformed for millions of patients by a new wave of technologies.
Tomographic Probe for Perfusion Analysis in Deep Layer Tissue
Our Hamlyn Centre research team developed a wearable wireless tomographic probe for continuous monitoring of tissue perfusion at different depths.
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Robotic Sewing and Knot Tying for Personalised Stent Graft Manufacturing
Our research team at the Hamlyn Centre presented a versatile robotic system for sewing 3D structured object
The i2 Snake Robotic Platform for Endoscopic Surgery
The research team at the Hamlyn Centre proposed a new robotic platform: the Intuitive imaging sensing navigated and kinematically enhanced (i2 Snake)