The International Symposium on Assistive and Recuperative Technologies for Injured,Sill working on program.
ill, Pregnant, Elderly and people with Disabilities ARTIPED
www.artiped.info/artiped09.html
to be held in Iasi, Romania, July 23-25, 2009
focus: technologies benefiting from the revolution in robotics and prosthetic devices..
A special focus of the 2009 ARTIPED is on technologies benefiting from the
revolution in robotics and prosthetic devices. Thus, special sessions will be
organized on the following topics:
* Therapeutic and surgery robots for minimally invasive and remote operation
procedures;
* Assistive and caregiving robotics and systems;
* Endoprosthetic devices, technologies and procedures for restoring functionality
* Exoprosthetic devices, technologies and procedures, exoskeletons and other
systems for restoring mobility;
* Prosthetic technologies for systems for coping with perception, control and
communication impairments (hearing, speech, and vision assistive systems,
brain-machine interfaces and control, neuro-robotics),
* Robotics and automation in genetic/stem cell/tissue engineering, intelligent
information processing in new devices and robots,
Broader areas of interest in which submissions are also sought are the development
and use of
* new materials and structures, procedures, robotics and prosthetic devices,
information technologies supporting diagnostic and intervention, computerized
diagnostic, monitoring and therapy, organ/tissue/blood/marrow preservation
/banks;
* biotechnologies, managed healthcare, neuro-robotics, biofeedback devices,
bioinformatics, human genetic engineering, genetic technologies for therapy and
enhancement;
* new techniques and technologies in neurosurgery, brain implants,
neuro/brain-machine interfaces and control, stem cells engineering, tissue
engineering, artificial and bio-artificial organs, novel medical devices and
systems, etc.
Special sessions as of February 22:
Tissue engineering si stem cells
Contact: Session Chair- Luminita Simion, luminitasimion@yahoo.com
Robotics/prosthetics in neurosurgery
Contact: Session Chair- Ion Poeata, ipoeata@gmail.com
Autor: Samuel Franco Domínguez
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