The 2024 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA2024) is the flagship conference of the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) Robotics and Automation Society. This year the event will take place from May 13th to 17th in Yokohama, Japan. ICRA brings together robotics researchers, students and industry partners from around the world to discuss the latest innovations and breakthroughs in robotics and automation.
The workshop titled “AUTONOMY IN ROBOTICS SURGERY: State of the art, technical and regulatory challenges for clinical application” as a part of ICRA 2024 will be organized on May 13th. This tutorial will dissect the regulatory challenges posed by the AI Act and delve into the integration of autonomous features into surgical robots. With renowned speakers and interactive sessions, anticipate a day of insightful discussions on the state of the art, technical advancements, and the roadmap for the future of autonomous robotic surgery. For those unable to attend in person, the workshop will offer Zoom participation.
ACMIT will be represented in this workshop by Dr. Gernot Kronreif (Chief Scientific Officer of ACMIT), who will also give a lecture entitled: “Fundamentals of medical regulations” in the Session 1: Autonomy.
The workshop titled “TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH IN MEDICAL ROBOTICS From Lab Bench to Clinical Use – How to?” as a part of ICRA 2024 will be organized on May 17th. The tutorials offer participants an overview of complex processes of translating medical robots from the laboratory bench to clinical use by renowned experts. In addition, roadmaps on clinical opportunities, technical requirements, and updates on ethical considerations and regulatory challenges for successful clinical translation will be also discussed.
ACMIT will be represented by Dr. Gernot Kronreif (Chief Scientific Officer of ACMIT), who will also give a lecture entitled: “The path from concept to certified robot – challenges and lessons learned” in the Session 2: Commercialization.
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