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COAST steerable robotic guidewire for surgery

Meet the World's Smallest Robotic Guidewire

COAST, developed in Coulter BME, improves surgical precision for procedures like angioplasty.

On the left side of the photo is postdoctoral fellow Surabhi Simha demonstrating robotic ankle exoskeleton boots while research engineer Rish Rastogi, right, monitors some of the data being collected on a laptop.

To Help Recover Balance, Robotic Exoskeletons Have to be Faster Than Human Reflexes

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Robotics, Wearables, Speech Assistance Among New McCamish Parkinson’s Blue Sky Grant Recipients

A prototype soft gripping robot prepares to grasp and gently pick a blackberry from its stem during preliminary testing. (Photo Courtesy: Yue Chen)

This Robot’s Gentle Grip Can Harvest Berries and Other Delicate Fruit

Yue Chen and collaborators presenting their soft, flexible ‘hand’ at world’s top robotics conference

Screenshot of Washington Post In Sight photo blog: "My day with Henry Evans – a quadriplegic who's gaining movement through robotics"

Washington Post: How Charlie Kemp’s Robots Help Henry Evans ‘Move’ Again