In honour of World Heart Rhythm Awareness Week, we take a look at the man who changed the face of heart rate monitoring.

A Swiss research team have succeeded in creating a brain-spine interface capable of restoring movement to paralysed limbs.

Robotic surgery continues to change the face of medical procedures, but what were its origins and where might the future take it?

Could integrating robots such as the CellQualia System into stem cell development pipelines be key to advancing these therapies?

With the automation of cleanrooms set to continue for the foreseeable future, considering best practice approaches for integrating mobile robotics in a pharma-compliant manner will be key for addressing the needs of the industry. This Insight article explores some of the potential obstacles to the adoption of mobile robotics and considers how they could be addressed.

By taking a more holistic approach to the design of mobile robots, cleanroom automation and aseptic production in the manufacture of pharmaceutical therapeutics could be made into a reality.

Robot healthcare assistants designed to operate in outer space may sound like science fiction, but the reality is incredibly feasible. In this Commentary article, Daniel Leidner explains how telerobotics-enabled hardware is currently being trialled in different laboratory environments as a means of providing remote healthcare.

Leading up to our Mobile Robotics Congress, we have the pleasure of speaking with Daniel Leidner, Research Group Leader, DLR German Aerospace Center, where we explore his views on Space Robotics to Mobile Lab Robotics of the Future