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Improving accessibility for precise eye imaging
July 7, 2025
A new robotic solution can help bring the latest diagnostic ophthalmology equipment to the patient in whatever position they are comfortable.
Michigan hosts 7th annual Learning for Dynamics & Control Conference
June 13, 2025
The conference attracted 300 people from around the world to discuss the latest cross-disciplinary approaches in this new scientific area.
New robotics research water tank to enable advanced marine autonomy
May 7, 2025
A new 10,000 gallon water tank at the University of Michigan will help researchers design, build, and test a variety of autonomous underwater systems that could help robots map lakes and oceans and conduct inspections of ships and bridges.
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Kevin Best: Robotics PhD DefenseIn a PhD defense for Michigan Robotics, Kevin Best presents work to help advance robotic prostheses out of research labs and ...
What if advanced care met patients where they are? Dr. Mark Drealos and team developed a mobile OCT, which can safely position the scanner to accurately image the eye if a patient is sitting, reclining, or lying down. Read: https://t.co/sybjDfM70Q
