Bioengr

Future of colonoscopy CAD Eye (artificial intelligence) meets G EYE (balloon assisted colonoscopy for improved mucosa exposure). Polyps are detected and proper diagnosis of serrated adenoma with dysplasia and hyperplastic changes is made.

copied: Prof.Dr. Ralf Kiesslich

A team of researchers led by the University of Minnesota has 3D printed lifelike artificial organ models that mimic the exact anatomical structure, mechanical properties, and look and feel of real organs.

courtesy: UMN College of Science & Engineering

A controllable prosthetic hand using electromyography to detect the gestures and muscle activities. The project is aimed to be affordable, upgradable, repairable, and flexible. To make it affordable, it consists of 3D printed parts for structure and only common electronic parts are being used. The hand is controlled through EMG signals read by muscle activities on upper forearm. These EMG signals are then transmitted via Bluetooth to Raspberry Pi. The Raspberry Pi then processes these signals and move servo motors accordingly. The project is still in early state with many areas could be improved.

courtesy: Kenneth V.