Here's how robotics in healthcare settings could reduce wait times
A Kitchener-based company is looking to address healthcare shortages through its artificial intelligence-powered robotics system.
Source: kitchener.ctvnews.ca
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Needle-Free COVID-19 Vaccine is Now Rolling Out in the UK | How Effective is it?
The University of Southampton in the UK is currently launching trials for the needle-free COVID-19 vaccine. How effective is it so far?
Source: techtimes.com
Vaccination without a needle? UW alumni show us how their prototype works
A Kitchener-Waterloo startup has developed a prototype for a new way to administer a vaccine and it’s needle-free and fully autonomous.
Tim Lasswell Nima Zamani University Of Waterloo University Of Waterloo Mechanical Engineering Waterloo Mechanical Engineering
Source: kitchener.ctvnews.ca
Vaccination without a needle? UW students show us how their prototype works
A Kitchener-Waterloo startup has developed a prototype for a new way to administer a vaccine and it’s needle-free and fully autonomous.
Tim Lasswell Nima Zamani University Of Waterloo University Of Waterloo Mechanical Engineering Waterloo Mechanical Engineering
Source: kitchener.ctvnews.ca
Robot gives needle-free 'shots' with high-pressure jet of fluid into opening the width of a hair
Cobis AI software determines the optimal injection site, then its robotic arm applies a high-pressure jet of serum without a needle. Its use could protect healthcare workers and lower costs.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Waterloo startup performs first ever robotic intramuscular injection
A company founded at the University of Waterloo’s flagship incubator has performed the first autonomous robotic intramuscular injection, paving the
Source: miragenews.com
London startup raises bar on spinal implants
Date Time London startup raises bar on spinal implants London-based startup A-Line Orthopaedics has developed a new spinal implant that could revolutionize an invasive treatment for upper cervical spine fractures, thanks to support from two Western University programs. Backing from the Bone & Joint Institute’s Catalyst Grants Program and the MSK Innovation Competition led to Tim Lasswell, now president of A-Line Orthopaedics, and Schulich Medicine & Dentistry professor Dr. Parham Rasoulinejad...
Source: miragenews.com