The University of Texas at Arlington Research Institute UTARI Eileen Clements, PhD Director of Research

The University of Texas at Arlington Research Institute UTARI Assistive Technology Advanced, affordable technology to help humanity perform dirty, dull, dangerous, or difficult tasks in their home, workplace, and community 1.Biomedical: – Wound prevention and healing – Medical training 2.Robotics: – Smarter, safer autonomous systems (military, agriculture, homeland security, commercial) – Aid those with disabilities, the elderly, and our wounded warriors 3.Manufacturing: – Customized, cost efficient manufacturing solutions for low-volume production – Enable high-efficiency, low-cost production – Reduce waste and down-time

The University of Texas at Arlington Research Institute Tissue Regeneration and Healing Provide appropriate therapeutic conditions and regeneration-permissive environment Bioreactors delivering therapeutics, extracting exudates, securing skin grafts, and applying electrical and mechanical stimuli Devices and Systems Projects Biodome REHEAL Glove Muscle Regeneration Regenerative Neural electrode

The University of Texas at Arlington Research Institute Preventive Care Provide appropriate assistive technology for physically impaired people Technology Bubble actuator technology with sensor feedback Integrated hardware and software control Projects Dynamic Prosthetic Interface Smart-Seat Cushion

The University of Texas at Arlington Research Institute Surgical Simulators Provide realistic hands-on training for surgery with no risk to the patients and low cost means for healthcare education Projects Simulator for Arthroscopic Knee Surgery Training Computer aided designs, 3D printing, and polymer molding enabled realistic models replications

The University of Texas at Arlington Research Institute Biomedical Technologies Partners

The University of Texas at Arlington Research Institute Robotics Current Efforts – Sensorized Robotic Skin – Smart Homes – Golf Ball Sorting – Human-Robot Interaction Robots – Dragon Runner 20-Kuka YouBot – PR2-Baxter – Denso Robotic Arm-RNA – Zeno 3 Robotics Laboratories 5 Student Robotic Competition Teams

The University of Texas at Arlington Research Institute Robotics Partners

The University of Texas at Arlington Research Institute Advanced Manufacturing Flexible Hardware and Software Modules for Lean Manufacturing Design Optimization of Low Volume Manufacturing with Custom Tools, Equipment, and Processes Manufacturing Process Automation for Specialized Products Heterogeneous System Integration and Device Instrumentation Digital Manufacturing with Hybridization of Additive and Subtractive Processes

The University of Texas at Arlington Research Institute Advanced Manufacturing Partners

The University of Texas at Arlington Research Institute User Facility CHA Industries Metal Deposition Evaporator Dage XD7600NT X-Ray Inspection System Resonetics Rapidx 250 Excimer Laser Machining System Atometric CNC Milling Machine Model G4 Micromill 3D Resin Printing Systems, SLA 3D Printer Viper Si2 Objet Connex 500 3D Printer M9 Flip Chip Bonder FEI SEM H&K Wedge Bonder (