UWM college students and college have been featured in a contributed story within the well being part of April’s MKE Lifestyles journal. The story highlighted how 3D printing is utilized in orthopedics and in biomedical engineering analysis.
The story included undergraduate Mohith Kumar, who used 3D printing in analysis with assistant professor Qingsu Cheng, biomedical engineering. The article additionally gave perception from assistant professor Priya Premnath, additionally biomedical engineering, and quoted lab members of Professor Habib Rahman, mechanical engineering.
Rahman’s lab makes use of 3D printing to design robotic assistive gadgets for affected person rehabilitation.
Postdoctoral researcher Asif Swapnil mentioned a number of of the robotic gadgets the lab has constructed to ship bodily remedy. He explains that innovation in robotics comes from testing, adjusting, and attempting once more — a course of that 3D printing makes dramatically quicker.
Graduate college students Md Enamul Haque and Md Mahafuzur Rahaman Khan displayed their tasks – aa assistive leg robotic that helps sufferers get bodily remedy with out leaving mattress and variations of deal with designs for a desktop robotic arm to find out which offered essentially the most consumer consolation.