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An Industry Proudly Comes of Age at Boston Event

Business conclaves are always an excellent barometer of the state of the industry they’re focused on. And the Robotics Trends RoboBusiness Leadership Summit 2011, held last week in Boston, was no exception. Optimism reigned supreme throughout the two-day event, reflecting a view that the robotics industry was now back and stronger than ever, following months of slowed performance brought on by the recession.

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Touch Bionics Innovates with New Bionic Hand  [ Read excerpt ]
Posted Mar 11, 2011; Article type: Industry analysis

imageThe i-LIMB Pulse marks a significant advancement in the evolution of upper-limb bionic prosthetic devices.

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AMI Targets Touchscreens with Its Artifical Muscle Technology  [ Read excerpt ]
Posted Feb 15, 2011; Article type: Industry analysis

imageThe company’s initial foray will be consumer electronics, smartphones, and industrial devices, but Artificial Muscle Inc. sees long-term potential for robots working in unpredictable environments.

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What’s Up with Hansen Medical?  [ Read excerpt ]
Posted Mar 17, 2010; Article type: Industry analysis

A promising healthcare robotics firm stumbles on weak sales, lawsuits, and an earnings restatement.

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Touch Bionics Debuts Bionic Finger 
Posted Mar 3, 2010; Article type: Industry update

The company continues its upper-body market lead with ProDigits, the world’s first bionic fingers.

End of the Beginning for Intuitive Surgical in Japan 
Posted Mar 3, 2010; Article type: Industry update

The company receives the long-awaited approval to market the da Vinci system, giving it a foothold in the world’s second largest medical devices market.

Myomo Inc 
Article type: Business Brief

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Comprehensive Study Reveals Clinical and Business Benefits of Robotic Surgery 
Posted Dec 1, 2009; Article type: Industry update

The largest and only multi-institutional study of robotics surgery indicates both patient care and institutional bottom-lines are improved compared with traditional techniques. That’s good news for those attempting to cost-justify capital expenditures for such systems, as well as for those seeking to exploit opportunities in the robotics surgery marketplace.

Robotic Rehabilitation Systems Market Paradox and What to Do About It  [ Read excerpt ]
Posted Sep 15, 2009; Article type: Industry analysis

The market penetration of commercial robotic rehabilitation systems has been minimal, despite the growing social need. Researchers and companies can proactively address the situation.

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Touch Bionics 
Article type: Business Brief

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Hansen Heart-Probe Gets Boost From Royal Philips X-ray Imaging 
Posted Apr 13, 2009; Article type: Industry update

A new contract ensures better integration and packaging between the catheter-based probe and remote surgical equipment from Hansen Medical and the high-resolution x-ray imaging systems from Royal Philips.

Maxon Motors Microdrives Certified as Surgical Implants 
Posted Apr 13, 2009; Article type: Industry update

By passing the demanding ISO 13485 requirements, Maxon Motors’ was able to certify its microdrives are good enough for implantation in humans.