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Oxygen sensing using microrobots
2010 Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology, 2010We present a luminescence oxygen sensor incorporated in a wireless intraocular microrobot for minimally-invasive diagnosis. This microrobot can be accurately controlled in the intraocular cavity by applying magnetic fields. The microrobot consists of a magnetic body susceptible to magnetic fields and a sensor coating.
Olgac, Ergeneman +8 more
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Swimming Microrobot Optical Nanoscopy
Nano Letters, 2016Optical imaging plays a fundamental role in science and technology but is limited by the ability of lenses to resolve small features below the fundamental diffraction limit. A variety of nanophotonic devices, such as metamaterial superlenses and hyperlenses, as well as microsphere lenses, have been proposed recently for subdiffraction imaging.
Jinxing, Li +7 more
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3D printing of functional microrobots
Chemical Society Reviews, 20213D printing can enable the customized design and fabrication of microrobots for a wide range of functional applications.
Jinhua Li, Martin Pumera
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Microrobotics in surgical practice
British Journal of Surgery, 199710.1002/bjs.1800840103 ; British Journal of Surgery ; 84 ; 1 ; 2-4 ...
Goh, P., Kok, K.
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The International Journal of Robotics Research, 2009
Microrobots have the potential to dramatically change many aspects of medicine by navigating through bodily fluids to perform targeted diagnosis and therapy. Researchers have proposed numerous micro-robotic swimming methods, with the vast majority utilizing magnetic fields to wirelessly power and control the microrobot. In this paper, we compare three
Abbott J. J. +6 more
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Microrobots have the potential to dramatically change many aspects of medicine by navigating through bodily fluids to perform targeted diagnosis and therapy. Researchers have proposed numerous micro-robotic swimming methods, with the vast majority utilizing magnetic fields to wirelessly power and control the microrobot. In this paper, we compare three
Abbott J. J. +6 more
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2009
From conception to realization, Microrobotics: Methods and Applications covers all aspects of miniaturized systems that physically interact and manipulate objects at the microscale. This book provides an understanding of this multidisciplinary field, which combines areas of materials science, mechanical engineering, and applied physics.
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From conception to realization, Microrobotics: Methods and Applications covers all aspects of miniaturized systems that physically interact and manipulate objects at the microscale. This book provides an understanding of this multidisciplinary field, which combines areas of materials science, mechanical engineering, and applied physics.
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IEEE Intelligent Systems, 1999
In an effort that may well revolutionize military information gathering in urban environments, a consortium of US organizations is developing a small mobile robot capable of conducting reconnaissance into areas that are either too dangerous for soldiers to enter or are otherwise inaccessible.
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In an effort that may well revolutionize military information gathering in urban environments, a consortium of US organizations is developing a small mobile robot capable of conducting reconnaissance into areas that are either too dangerous for soldiers to enter or are otherwise inaccessible.
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Transforming platelets into microrobots
Science Robotics, 2020Biocompatible cell robots powered by urea improve drug delivery through active movement.
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Proceedings of IEEE 2nd International Workshop on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation (ETFA '93), 2002
Historical background of the micromachine and its applications are presented, and the future state of microrobots is discussed. Microdevices, such as a microsensor, microactuator, and microprocessor are all important to build an integrated micromachine.
T. Fukuda, F. Arai
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Historical background of the micromachine and its applications are presented, and the future state of microrobots is discussed. Microdevices, such as a microsensor, microactuator, and microprocessor are all important to build an integrated micromachine.
T. Fukuda, F. Arai
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Proceedings 2001 ICRA. IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (Cat. No.01CH37164), 2002
Advances in microbiology demonstrate the need for manipulating individual biological cells, such as for cell injection which includes pronuclei injection and intracytoplasmic injection. Conventionally, cell injection has been conducted manually. In this paper, we present a microrobotic system capable of performing automatic embryo pronuclei DNA ...
null Sun Yu, B.J. Nelson
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Advances in microbiology demonstrate the need for manipulating individual biological cells, such as for cell injection which includes pronuclei injection and intracytoplasmic injection. Conventionally, cell injection has been conducted manually. In this paper, we present a microrobotic system capable of performing automatic embryo pronuclei DNA ...
null Sun Yu, B.J. Nelson
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