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Assistant Professor at Boston University.
Professor Ranzani has extensive experience in the development of medical robots for Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS). He explored different technologies and developed a number of manufacturing paradigms to design and manufacture innovative robotic systems and tools. His main research area is soft robotics, he has explored soft robotic technologies to develop novel manipulators, which integrate design principles from biological systems for performing advanced procedures in MIS. He is interested in expanding the potential of soft robots across different scales to develop novel reconfigurable soft-bodied robots.
Visit website: https://www.bu.edu/urop/profile/tommaso-ranzani/
See also: Boston University - Private research university in Boston, Massachusetts
Details last updated 30-Sep-2020
Lack of rigid skeleton allows it to bend, stretch and switch between flexible and rigid states. A...