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Microsoft’s Kinect helps keep surgery sterile
Engineers based at Microsoft Research (Cambridge, UK) have developed a system based on the Microsoft Kinect that allows surgeons to manipulate images in the operating theater.
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Now, a robotic way to hassle-free surgeries
New Delhi, May 21 -- Four finger-tip sized incisions, four robotic arms, including a camera eye snaking inside, the magnified image of the visceral organs being watched on a screen outside as the surgical instrument arm moves deftly to remove the tumour or blockage. Minimal blood loss, no long ...
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Imaging Diagnostic Systems crashes 25.0%
Imaging Diagnostic Systems Inc (IMDS.OTC), OTC's 46th largest health products/services company by market capitalisation, crashed 0.01c (or 25.0%) to close at 0.03c. Compared with the NASDAQ-100 index, which fell 52.5 points (or 2.0%) on the day, this was a relative price change of -23.0%. The ...
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Photo Release -- Adept Technology Delivers Largest Shipment to Date of Autonomous Mobile Robots to Swisslog; Order to Swisslog Reflects Increased Market Demand for RoboCourier in the Hospital Market
PLEASANTON, Calif., May 14, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Adept Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq:ADEP), a leading provider of intelligent robots and autonomous mobile solutions and services, today announced the delivery of a record shipment of autonomous mobile robots to Swisslog Healthcare Solutions (HCS) for
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Xenics' latest Lynx linescan IR camera targets medical and industrial imaging
Xenics' Lynx-1.7-2048 linescan camera images in the near-infrared (NIR) spectrum, from 0.9 to 1.7 µm with wide dynamic range.
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Latest iPORT transmitter from Pleora streams more than 8 Gbits/sec over 10GigE networks
The iPORT CL-Ten Dual Medium IP engine from Pleora Technologies is based on a low-power architecture and addresses high-bandwidth video transport.
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Researchers develop software to image tissue in 3-D
Computer scientists and medical researchers at the University of Leeds (Leeds, UK) have developed a way of studying tissue samples using a digital scanning system that produces 3-D images.
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Software fuses images for surgeons
Researchers at InnerOptic Technology (Hillsborough, NC, USA) have developed software that fuses pre-operative CT scans with live ultrasound imagery in real time onto a 3-D monitor.
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Oral cancer detected by handheld probe
Researchers led by Dr. John Zhang from the University of Texas at Austin (Austin, TX, USA) have created a portable, miniature microscope that may help reduce the time taken to diagnose oral cancer.
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Purdue Researcher Discusses New Robot
Purdue University announced that Zygmunt Pizlo and his research team glide across a parquet dance floor - not in some club for a night on the town, but in his Purdue University Visual Perception Lab as part of critical research for a technology that is ready to be licensed and commercialized.