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Healthcare robotics share many areas of technical commonality with electrically powered medical devices, as well as the common goal of improving patient care. A key difference, however, is that for all robotics systems, motion and movement in a physical world is expected. For robots, motion (and motional control) is presumed and definitional. As such, motion control technologies and techniques are central considerations for any robotics engineering initiative. Compared to industrial and consumer motion control technologies, motion control solutions for healthcare applications typically have different, and often very stringent, functional requirements in areas such as safety, size, weight, reliability, tolerances, cleanability, sterilization and more.
This webinar was presented at Robotics Week by Prabh Gowrisankaran, VP of Engineering & Strategy. It was hosted by The Robot Report.
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