Our intern Bryan Kheirallah recently graduated Engineer, after successfully presented his master’s thesis at the EPFL. In collaboration with the EPFL and the SFITS, he built a free and resourceful website on surgical robots.
Interactive, rich, dynamic entry-point to all useful information, this platform lets you review and search complete data sheets about surgical robots: description, specialties of use, characteristics, analytical data, feedback from surgeons. Every robot listed on this platform is marketed, CE marked and/or FDA approved.
His master’s thesis was based on the “State of the Art in Robotic Surgery”, an inventory put together in 2021 and revised in 2023 by the Biomedical and Equipment Department of the HUG.
In addition, Bryan deeply studied all existing literature and analyzed surgeons’ feedback on their robotic experiences. He then established a white paper and a checklist of risks for hospital professionals when acquiring a surgical robot.
We take this opportunity to congratulate Bryan for his hard work and his diploma.