Dr Rodrigo Aviles-Espinosa

Dr Rodrigo Aviles-Espinosa

Dr Rodrigo Aviles-Espinosa is a senior lecturer in optoelectronics and robotics at the school of engineering and informatics. Before that, he spent more than 15 years working for multiple international health-tech companies.

He has developed pioneering research in laser systems design for biomedical and metrology applications.

Dr Aviles-Espinosa currently leads a multidisciplinary group working on the development of surgical tools combining ultrashort pulsed supercontinuum laser technologies and high precision robotic systems for microsurgical applications.

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Sessions

Human robotic interaction

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Richmond Building

Everybody’s talking about robots and this HOUR will give you a real insight into the benefits they will bring to humankind in the future.

This is a rare opportunity to peek behind the scenes at the Sussex Robotics and mechatronics research group. The group’s ultimate aim is to  develop systems which will solve real-world challenges in industry, agriculture, healthcare and emerging technologies.

You’ll enjoy a mix of talks and demonstrations as you visit the labs where this groundbreaking research takes place. Demos include one showing robot-assisted rehabilitation and exercise for patients with upper limb dysfunctions.