Researchers developing smaller micromanipulators

Thursday, September 25, 2014 - 08:50 in Physics & Chemistry

Micromanipulators are used for precision procedures such as medical surgery and cell manipulation, where a higher level of dexterity is required than is achievable with the human hand. The micromanipulator is often part of a robot or microscope, but these pieces of equipment are expensive and can be difficult to operate. Newer technology is being developed which allows handheld versions of the devices to be made, which may prove cheaper and easier to use.

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