Funded by National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA) – 400,000 THB (12,000 USD)
The concept of self-replicating machines has long been a captivating idea and was introduced by John von Neumann. The realization of a fully autonomous self-replicating robot has remained elusive, until now. On this platform, we embark on an in-depth exploration of a groundbreaking prototype, one that vividly illustrates the remarkable potential of robotic self-replication.
Funded by Mahidol University – 200,000 THB (5,900 USD) Continuous actuators, such as motors, operate most robotic manipulators. These actuators require complex and expensive control and sensor systems. In this study, binary hyper-redundant (BHR) robotic manipulators are shown to be viable candidates…
Funded by Royal Thai Government through Mahidol UniversityTotal (2006-2010) – 19,960,000 THB (587,000 USD)Collaboration with Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital and Faculty of Medicine Ramadhibodi, Mahidol University This project is to develop surgical robotic systems for applications in total-knee replacement (TKR) and…
Funded by Faculty of Engineering, Mahidol University – 200,000 THB (5,900 USD)Collaboration with Thai Robotics Society Research on design and development of rescue robots recently become more popular. This is to serve the needs of such robots to help rescue team during…
