BART LAB
Center for Biomedical and
Robotics Technology
Faculty of Engineering,
Mahidol University,
25/25 Puttamonthon 4 Road,
Salaya, Nakorn Pathom 73170
THAILAND
Email: info(AT)bartlab.org
Phone: +66-2-889-2138 Ext 6446
Fax: +66-2-441-4250 |
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BART LAB's Robot to Real Field: The Royal Thai Navy acquires a new BART LAB-Made EOD Robot.
On January 22,2012, Beyond our dreams, it has become an achievement. Prof. Jackrit Suthakorn (BART LAB Exec. Director) and Prof. Worawit Israngkul (Dean,
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BART LAB is the Main Organizer for the First RoboCup Thailand Robot @Home
On January 20,2012, Thai Robotics Society, SCG and Mahidol University organized Thailand Robot @Home 2011 Competition which is a new robot league in Thailand. On December 24-25, 2011, the qualify round
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BARTLAB Rescue Team demonstrated Tele-Operation Robot at the St. Joseph's Convent School
on January 7 ,2012,The ongoing education will not be appeared, if there is no distribution. As a part of BART LAB Social Responsibility (BLSR) project, BART LAB
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Piyawan, A BART LAB Member has her Master Defense on Tele-Presentation from NSF ERC-CISST, Johns Hopkins University
On September 19, 2011 at BART LAB: Ms. Piyawan Moonjaita has her “Live” Master defense on Tele-Presentation through Internet from Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland. She is currently on a 7-month Graduate Student Exchanging Program at the
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BART LAB Technology Transfer Seminar and Factory Visit at Phuket
On September 14-20, 2011 at Phuket, Thailand: 22-BART LAB Members join the trip to Phuket for giving a one-day presentation on “Surgical Robotics Technology Transfer” as a part of BART LAB Technology Transfer Seminar Series at the Andaman Seaview Hotel, Karon
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BART LAB Member went to Nagaoka University of Technology, Japan
Mr. Suratana Jantarajit has been accepted to pursue his Ph.D. degree at Nagaoka University of Technology, Japan. Mr. Suratana will be working with Prof. Tetsuya
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| BART LAB - To enhance partnership between humans (surgeons) and machines (computers and robots) that seeks to utilize the capacity of both to perform a task better than either can perform alone. |
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| BCI Lab - conducts research in general areas of biomedical signal/image processing, genomics signal processing, bioinformatics, pattern recognition, time-frequency.... |
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| AIM Lab - apply articificial intelligent techniques to various medical applications. Ongoing research includes developing software for prediction of cancer recurrence, image segmentaton, 3D visualization... |
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