UT’s first Medical Device Regulation compliant open-source medical deviceResearchers from the Biomechanical Engineering department at the UT have developed their first MDR compliant open-source medical device, a 3D foot plate for medical imaging of hindfoot pathology.Read more
Smart Back Brace Featured in the Link MagazineThe Smart Back Brace is a novel device to provide real-time adaptive support to workers, which has been developed by the group of Biomedical Device Design & Production. We had the honour to share details about this project and our ambitions on technology transfer in an interview with the Link Magazine.Read more
UT’s first Medical Device Regulation compliant open-source medical device
Smart Back Brace Featured in the Link Magazine
Soft Robotics Lab Research Featured in 3D Printing Industry
Three Vici grants for UT researchers
UT spin-off BAAT Medical Devices celebrates its 25th anniversary
Magnetics microrobots remove blood clots from sheep iliac artery
STAR interview: biomechanical engineering and robotic technologies with the neuromuscular system
Three UT scientists receive grant for 'curiosity-driven' research
Launch Cardiovascular Health Technology Centre
Revolutionising wearable robotics through open-source innovation
New ERC Proof of Concept Grant to Prof. M. Sartori
Wearable ultrasound for continuous monitoring and diagnostics