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Conn, Andrew T.
University of Bristol
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- 2021Liquid metal logic for soft roboticscitations
- 2021B:Ionic Glove: A Soft Smart Wearable Sensory Feedback Device for Upper Limb Robotic Prosthesescitations
- 2021B:Ionic Glove: A Soft Smart Wearable Sensory Feedback Device for Upper Limb Robotic Prosthesescitations
- 2021Development of a more clinically relevant bladder and urethral model for catheter testingcitations
- 2019Pellicular Morphing Surfaces for Soft Robotscitations
- 2019Pellicular Morphing Surfaces for Soft Robotscitations
- 2019A soft matter computer for soft robotscitations
- 2019Tiled Auxetic Cylinders for Soft Robotscitations
- 2017Respiratory Simulator for Robotic Respiratory Tract Treatments
- 2012Smart Radially Folding Structurescitations
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Respiratory Simulator for Robotic Respiratory Tract Treatments
Abstract
Robotic healthcare is a growing and multi-faceted field where robots help perform surgery, remotely provide care to patients, aid in supplying various physical therapies and further medical research. Robotic simulators of human physiology provide a powerful platform to advance the development of novel treatments, prostheses and therapies. This study focuses on the design, building, testing and characterisation of a novel simulator of the human respiratory system. The comparison between healthy subjects breathing and coughing physiological values and the values achieved utilising our novel bioinspired respiratory simulator shows that the latter is able to reproduce peak flow rates and volumes.