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Maryland Robotics Center Seminar: Exploring the Use of Soft Robotics, Mixed Reality, and Deep Learning for Diagnostic and Surgical Procedures
Bobak Mosadegh, Ph.D.
Director, Dalio Institute of Cardiovascular Imaging
Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering in Radiology
Weill Cornell Medicine
This talk will highlight the research that has been performed thus far to develop various diagnostic and surgical systems using platform technologies such as soft robotics, mixed reality, and deep learning. Specifically, systems developed for structural heart and EP interventions, uterine fibroids, and stenotic screening for AV fistulas will be discussed. These projects span various phases of development, starting from proof-of-principle demonstrations in 3D printed phantoms, to pre-clinical studies in large animals, and finally with clinical results in human subjects. Thus, this talk aims to appeal to those interested in translational research conducted by multi-disciplinary teams including engineers, computer scientists, and clinicians.
For more information on the Maryland Robotics Center see:
https://robotics.umd.edu
Maryland Robotics Center Seminar: Exploring the Use of Soft Robotics, Mixed Reality, and Deep Learning for Diagnostic and Surgical Procedures
Bobak Mosadegh, Ph.D.
Director, Dalio Institute of Cardiovascular Imaging
Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering in Radiology
Weill Cornell Medicine
This talk will highlight the research that has been performed thus far to develop various diagnostic and surgical systems using platform technologies such as soft robotics, mixed reality, and deep learning. Specifically, systems developed for structural heart and EP interventions, uterine fibroids, and stenotic screening for AV fistulas will be discussed. These projects span various phases of development, starting from proof-of-principle demonstrations in 3D printed phantoms, to pre-clinical studies in large animals, and finally with clinical results in human subjects. Thus, this talk aims to appeal to those interested in translational research conducted by multi-disciplinary teams including engineers, computer scientists, and clinicians.
For more information on the Maryland Robotics Center see:
https://robotics.umd.edu
