The Smart Healthcare and Assistive Device Research Center focuses on the research and development of intelligent diagnosis, treatment, assistance, and rehabilitation technologies through the deep integration of robotics, artificial intelligence, digital twins, new materials, and other interdisciplinary fields. Our research fields include medical robotics, rehabilitation robotics, smart sensing, smart diagnostic device, etc. Through the cross-integration of multi-disciplinary cutting-edge technologies, we aim to build a smart healthcare research team with extensive influence.
To deal with the increasingly complex healthcare and medical challenges, we insist on original innovation in developing medical and auxiliary devices, including rehabilitation robots for upper and lower limbs, the theory and control of magnetic medical robotics, micro-nano robotics, AI-driven medical diagnostic devices and digital twins, artificial muscles and powered suits, electronic skins and multi-modal sensing fusion, etc. By establishing a cutting-edge smart healthcare and assistive device platform, the center will help accelerate the development of the smart healthcare industry.
Medical Robots Localization, Navigation, and Control
Driving and Control of Medical Micro-Nanorobots
Electromagnetic Sensing and Electromagnetic Motion Tracking in the Human Body Environment
Physiological Signal Sensors and Algorithms
Nanocomposite Material Sensors
Design, Manufacturing, and Control of Upper and Lower Limb Rehabilitation Robots
Brain-Machine Interfaces
Soft Prosthetics
Wearable Exoskeleton Systems based on Flexible Actuators.
Digital Human AI Model
AI-Based Disease Diagnosis System
Remote Diagnostic Robot
National Natural Science Foundation Youth Project: 'Research on Six-Degree-of-Freedom Pose Tracking System for Flexible Medical Robots Based on Soft Magnetics'.
-Scientific Questions:
Magnetic-Force-Position Coupling Mechanism of Novel Magnetic Systems
Novel Magnetic Localization and Magnetic Propulsion Principles
Control Algorithms for Magnetic Navigation Systems in Medical Robots
Research Objectives:
Develop a universal design theory and methodology for various magnetic localization and magnetic propulsion systems
Create an autonomous navigation system for minimally invasive medical robots that enables dexterous propulsion and precise control
Innovations:
Safety, non-contact, and immunity to obstructions
Full six-degree-of-freedom magnetic localization and magnetic propulsion capabilities
Integration of magnetic localization and magnetic propulsion into a unified design
Guangdong Regional Joint Fund Project: 'Research on Intelligent Feedback Control of Motion Trajectories under Multi-Modal Propulsion of Photochemically-Powered Micro-Nanomotors'.
+Scientific Questions:
Collective Motion Flow Field Model of Micro-Nanorobot Swarms
Active Aggregation Mechanisms of Micro-Nanorobots
Research Objectives:
Achieve a collaborative swarm working mode for micro-nanorobots
Develop an intrabody navigation system and mechanisms for active targeting in micro-nanorobot-based therapeutic interventions
Innovations:
Composite Propulsion of Micro-Nanorobots in Complex Intrabody Environments
Precision Therapeutic Approaches through Active Targeting of Micro-Nanorobots
Guangzhou City Basic and Applied Basic Research Project: 'Design Methodology for Portable Soft Robotic Hand Rehabilitation Exoskeleton'.
+Scientific Questions:
Mechanisms of Novel Soft Actuators
Multi-Sensor Fusion and Recognition Algorithms
Research Objectives:
Develop design theories and methodologies for actuators in hand rehabilitation exoskeleton systems
Create a portable hand rehabilitation exoskeleton system with multi-sensor fusion capabilities
Innovations:
Portability, Wearability, and Safety
Utilization of Biomorphic Actuators such as Shape Memory Alloys (SMA) and Artificial Muscles