Microfabrica Inc. / OmegaFlex Inc. / Schucco Inc. / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
Children’s Hospital / /
IndustryTerm
tissue approximation device / appropriate tools / tissue removal technology / manufacturing step / surgical site / metal using conventional methods / speed control electronics / metal parts / surgical tools / hand tools / robotic tool / structural metal / steerable tissue removal device / microchip manufacturing / robotic systems / catheter technology / assembled 3D device / manufacturing process / metal / batch manufacturing technique / speed rotating tools / manufacturing techology / optimization algorithms / assembled devices / millimeter scale tool / robotic tissue removal tool / sacrificial metal / occlusion devices / treatment of congenital heart disease / robotically-delivered tissue approximation device / tissue removal tool / millimeter scale surgical devices / state electronics / /
Organization
Harvard Medical School / Children’s Hospital Boston / /
Person
Greg Schmitz / C. Bedell / Arun Veeramani / B. Itkowitz / J.Lock / G. Laing / Nikolay V. Vasilyev / E. Butler / Pierre E. Dupont / A. Gosline / N. Vasilyev / P. del Nido / C. Folk / R. Chen / P. Dupont / Van Nuys / A. Cohen / Pedro J. del Nido / M. Mahvash / N. Vasilyev / V / Andrew H. Gosline / /
Position
guard / experienced surgeon / cutting guard / cutter head / PWM motor driver / Butler / /
2012 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation RiverCentre, Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA May 14-18, 2012 Metal MEMS Tools for Beating-heart Tissue Removal Andrew H. Gosline, Member, IEEE, Nikolay V. Vasilyev