U of Washington Bio Robotics Lab

The Bio Robotics Lab at the University of Washington develops robotic systems for medical and biological applications including surgical robots, MRI-compatible devices, and telerobotic tools. Research advances minimally invasive procedures and medical imaging-guided robotics.

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U of Washington Bio Robotics Lab
185 Stevens Way
Seattle, Washington 98195
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