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Recommandations génerales

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Discussion de David FOLIO sur les recommandations à suivre pour une demande d’évaluation par la 61ème section CNU.

À propos de la qualification à la 61^ème section du CNU

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Discussion de David FOLIO sur la façon de se qualifier pour la 61ème section du CNU.

The 61st CNU section

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La microbotique et leurs applications biomédicales

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Magnetic microrobots

In this talk, D. Folio discussed magnetic microrobotics and their biomedical applications to a general audience.

Ethical issues in microrobotics

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Discussion by David FOLIO about ethical issues in microrobotics

History of microrobotics

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Discussion by David FOLIO about history of microrobotics

Magnetic microrobotics system

Magnetic microrobots

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Discussion by David FOLIO about magnetic microrobotics

Magnetic properties

Magnetic microrobots

Discussion by David FOLIO about magnetic properties in microrobotics.

Magnetic Actuation

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Discussion by David FOLIO about magnetic microrobots

USMicroMagSet: Using Deep Learning Analysis to Benchmark the Performance of Microrobots in Ultrasound Images

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This letter proposes the USMicroMagSet dataset and a deep learning method to detect and track microrobots in ultrasound images.

Microrobot in vascular like environement

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Discussion by David FOLIO about microrobots in vascular like environment.

Optimal Design of a Multipole-Electromagnet Robotic Platform for Ophthalmic Surgery

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This paper address the design a multipole-electromagnet robotic platform named OctoRob.

Modeling and Estimation of Self-Phoretic Magnetic Janus Microrobot With Uncontrollable Inputs

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This paper theoretically investigates the modeling of spherical catalytic self-phoretic magnetic Janus microrobot (MJR) evolving in uniform viscous flow.

Motion Analysis and Real-Time Trajectory Prediction of Magnetically Steerable Catalytic Janus Micromotors

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This paper address the real-time motion analysis of catalytic Janus magnetic micromotors.

Electromagnetic Actuation Microrobotic Systems

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This review presents different types of electromagnetic actuation (EMA) microrobotic systems that have been designed for various principles of magnetic microrobot locomotion for any given tasks.

Fully Automatic and Real-Time Microrobot Detection and Tracking based on Ultrasound Imaging using Deep Learning

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This article discusses the use of an ultrasound imaging system to detect and track the real-time motion of spherical microrobots of varying lengths navigating through microfluidic channels with viscous biofluid.

Microrobotics for biomedical applications

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Microrobotics

David Folio discuss here the challenges and opportunities of microrobots for biomedical applications.

Analysis and Comparison of Electromagnetic Microrobotic Platforms for Biomedical Applications

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This paper focus on EMA platforms that use electromagnets. From this review and based on the biomedical application specifications, the appropriate EMA system can be determined efficiently.

About microrobotics

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Discussion by David FOLIO about microrobotics

Magnetic Microrobotics for Biomedical Applications

Modeling, Simulation, Control and Validations

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Some information on the Habilitation of David FOLIO where a summary of his teaching and research activities since his recruitment as a associate professor in 2008 is provided.

Modeling and Characterization of Deformable Soft Magnetic Microrobot for Targeted Therapy

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Magnetic microrobots

This letter discusses of the modeling and the characterization of deformable soft magnetic microrobots, under various magnetic field conditions. The microrobots considered consist of therapeutic magnetic microcarriers (TMMC) immersed in different carrier fluids, and the behavior of which has been characterized experimentally under weak magnetic fields.

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