R&D Projects
Novel lightweight robotic technologies for therapy and diagnostics
ACCREA Medical Robotics developed a unique technology for creating lightweight robotic arms that, due to their versatility, can be used in a wide range of medical indications – both in interventional procedures amd diagnosis.
Core Surgery MIS
Enabling surgeons to perform solo procedures
Biopsy CT/US
Imaging integration, radiation hygiene
Cardiac Surgery
Precision assistance in cardiac procedures
Neurosurgery
Navigation in spine/brain surgery
Orthopedics & Other Applications
Integration with hardware and software applications
Dentistry
Optimizing workflow and labour costs
Legacy Projects
FELICE
FELICE addresses one of the greatest challenges in robotics, which is coordinated interaction and combination of human and robot skills.
SURGICAL TRAINER
Prototype of a surgical telemanipulation system with force feedback. It contains two robotic slaves, driving two surgical tools.
DISIRT
The new generation of DiSiRt disinfection robots is designed to safely disinfect rooms where many people are present during the day.
ROBOTIC PLATFORMS
Omnidirectional platform platform with suspension Accrea 4W mobile platform
REMEDI
In the frame of the project ReMeDi, a robot system is designed that features medical tele-examination of patients. Successful medical treatment...
RAMCIP
Supporting elderly people with Mild Cognitive Impairment is key to helping them lead independent lives for longer. This is a process...
DUAL ARM
A large research and development project was performed on behalf of (LSR) Munich. The humanoid robot project involved the mechanical fabrication of the robot and the design and implementation of real-time robot control.
EMOHEAD
21 efficient servo actuators (actuated eyes, eye lids, eyebrows, lips, ears, mouth). Preprogrammed and user-defined emotions...
MOBOT
Mobility disabilities are prevalent in our aging society and impede activities important for the independent living of elderly people...
IURO
The goal of the interactive Urban Robot (IURO) project is to develop and implement methods and technologies enabling robots to navigate...
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