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Exoskeletons, Powered Prostheses and Optical Sensory Devices

This study focuses on three nascent but robust categories within this sector: powered exoskeletons (wearable, powered machines that consist of an outer frame, a power supply that contributes a portion of the energy to move the exoskeleton’s limbs, and a variety of controllers, motors and sensors that work in harmony to provide added strength, endurance or protection to the wearer); advanced powered upper-limb prostheses (primarily medical devices that provide lifelike arm and hand functionality that goes far beyond the traditional "hook and claw" mechanical prosthetic arms and hands commonly used by amputees), and ocular sensory-substitution devices to help the blind to "see" in some form or fashion.

Global Machine Vision and Vision Guided Robotics Market (2010 - 2015)

The report reviews important developments in the markets for robotic vision hardware and software. It analyzes the market drivers, challenges and restraints in machine vision and 3D vision-guided robots in industrial automation and its applications.

The Plimsoll Analysis Robotics is separated into two sections, one providing an overall summary of the UK market, profiling some the UK's most successful companies. Section two includes an individual analysis of each of the UK's Top 36 companies, each company is provided with an overall financial rating, overall valuation and acquisition attractiveness score.

For surgeons and reduced post-operative pain for patients. These new procedures use robotic surgery, and results have shown it lessens minimally invasive surgery, one that could effectively remove the cancer while causing fewer side effects.

Medical robotics and Computer-Assisted Surgery Download Table of Contents. This Report: The U.S. market for medical robotics and computer-assisted surgical equipment was worth an estimated $648 million in 2008. The market is projected to reach $676 million in 2009 and $1.5 billion by 2014, a CAGR of 17.7%.

This study addresses the market for medical robotics for the period of 2010-2016, covering global markets segmented by region (North America, Latin America, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East & Africa). It assesses the outlook for the development of medical robots, segmented by application; each subsegment is further dissected to identify shipment unit and revenue forecasts, ASPs, and component unit shipment and revenue trends and prices.

This report, Lab Automation Markets analyzes the current and potential world markets for medical laboratory automation systems and equipment - both for clinical diagnostics and drug discovery research laboratories. Many clinical laboratories are facing a number of issues that are challenging their ability to remain competitive.

Robotic surgery is set to become the new standard in surgical procedures worldwide. The rapidly increasing adoption of surgical robots is due to the benefits provided to both surgeons and patients. Robotic surgery has significantly simplified many of the complex procedures. For patients, the benefits include less pain, less blood loss and quick recovery times. The US market is leading in robotic applications, with the global market a few years behind in the adoption cycle.