Healthcare Robotics

Healthcare robotics and AI are starting to change the day-to-day reality of medicine, whether that be in operating rooms, oncology departments, rehab centers, or hospital corridors.

This hub looks at what that really means. Where robotic systems are improving surgical precision. How AI is supporting earlier cancer detection and smarter treatment planning, including through national efforts like the National Cancer Plan. And how automation is quietly helping hospitals manage growing clinical and operational pressure.

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Robotic Surgery Unlocks a New Era of Medicine

Medical Robotics Equipment

PenelopeCS from Robotic Systems & Technologies, Inc

PenelopeCS from Robotic Systems & Technologies, Inc

The PenelopeCS family of products focuses on automation in the hospital's sterile supply department. There are many manual, repetitive tasks in this process well suited for automation. RST's core technology focuses on autonomous robotic workcells that can manipulate, track, sort, and process surgical instruments and supplies.

BioPlex™ 2200 Medical System

BioPlex™ 2200 Medical System

A high throughput random access instrument, combining multiplex immunoassay detection and state-of-the-art control software, providing high throughput random access assays with extraordinary flexibility and performance.

C3 Compact 6-Axis Robots from EPSON Robots

C3 Compact 6-Axis Robots from EPSON Robots

EPSON C3 compact 6-axis robots are ideally suited for the Lab Automation, Medical, Consumer, Food, Automotive, Electronics, PC Peripheral, Semiconductor, Plastics, Appliance and Aerospace industries. They can be used for a wide variety of applications ranging from blood sample handling to DNA testing or from instrument panel assembly to medical instrument kitting.

VP-SERIES  5 and 6-Axis Articulated Robots from DENSO Robotics

VP-SERIES 5 and 6-Axis Articulated Robots from DENSO Robotics

The ultracompact VP-Series six-axis articulated robots offer the highest speed and repeatability in their class. Their small footprint of only 160 x 160 mm (200 mm dia. for the cleanroom models) saves valuable facility space and makes integration easy, yet despite their size, they have a large payload capacity.

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SMART and NUS Pioneer Neural Blueprint for Human-Like Intelligence in Soft Robots

SMART and NUS Pioneer Neural Blueprint for Human-Like Intelligence in Soft Robots

Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology’s (SMART) Mens, Manus & Machina (M3S) interdisciplinary research group, and National University of Singapore (NUS), alongside collaborators from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Nanyang Technological University (NTU Singapore), have developed an AI control system that enables soft robotic arms to learn a wide repertoire of motions and tasks once, then adjust to new scenarios on the fly without needing retraining or sacrificing functionality.

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