Student Projects
Learning-Based Shape Estimation for Rigid Segment Based Continuum Robots
The Multi-Scale Robotics Lab develops novel actuation methods for endoscopic devices utilizing magnetic navigation systems (MNS). In MNS, an external magnetic field applies forces and torques on magnets attached to the endoscopes. To control these endoscopes, precise shape estimation techniques are required. Current methods try to estimate the endoscope’s shape by measuring the external field along the endoscope using hall-sensors. This method requires precise knowledge about the applied external field and often lacks in localization precision in certain directions.
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Estimation, Localization, Medical Robotics, FEM, ROS, Kalman Filter, Machine Learning
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Published since: 2024-05-16 , Earliest start: 2024-06-01
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Organization Multiscale Robotics Lab
Hosts Ehmke Claas , Boehler Quentin , Mesot Alexandre
Topics Engineering and Technology
Design, Control, and System Integration of a Robotic Platform for Autonomous Eye Injections
The objective of this project is to create a comprehensive robotic platform capable of autonomously administering injections into the human eye. The project includes mechanical design, motion planning, and the implementation of a force control algorithm.
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Mechanical design, motion planning, feedback control, system integration, computer vision (basics)
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Semester Project , Bachelor Thesis , Master Thesis , ETH Zurich (ETHZ)
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Published since: 2024-05-03 , Earliest start: 2024-05-06
Organization Multiscale Robotics Lab
Hosts Ehmke Claas
Topics Engineering and Technology
Design & Implementation of Wireless Video Transmission for Endoscopy
In vivo wireless video transmission is cutting-edge but largely unexplored area of research promising to improve a wide variety of minimally-invasive procedures.
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Wireless video transmission Endoscopy Minimally-invasive procedures Capsule endoscopy Circuit design
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Published since: 2024-04-08 , Earliest start: 2024-04-15 , Latest end: 2024-08-31
Organization Multiscale Robotics Lab
Hosts Lyttle Sean
Topics Engineering and Technology
Development of a novel actuator for soft-robotic applications
The Multiscale Robotics Lab develops novel actuation methods for endoscopic devices utilizing magnetic navigation systems. Currently, an external magnetic field can steer permanent magnets through the Euclidean space. Although the gradients of the external magnetic field can be controlled, the actuation of the magnetic continuum robot (m-CR) is still limited. This problem can be overcome by actively re-magnetizing the magnets positioned in the m-CR. The pulse-magnetizer’s driving circuit and magnetization feedback sensors needs to be minimized to fulfill the requirements for medical endoscopic devices.
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Feedback Control, Actuator Design, Magnetic Hysteresis Modeling, Soft Robotics
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Semester Project , Master Thesis
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Published since: 2024-03-11 , Earliest start: 2024-03-01 , Latest end: 2024-08-31
Organization Multiscale Robotics Lab
Hosts Ehmke Claas
Topics Information, Computing and Communication Sciences , Engineering and Technology
Fabrication of self-growing magnetic micro-catheters
This project aims on the development of a magnetically guidable self-growing micro-catheter.
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Microrobotics, Self-assembly, Polymers, Nanoparticle
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Published since: 2024-02-27 , Earliest start: 2024-02-28 , Latest end: 2024-04-30
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Organization Multiscale Robotics Lab
Hosts Hertle Lukas
Topics Engineering and Technology