Nishu PPT 123
Nishu PPT 123
ADICHUNCHANAGIRI UNIVERSITY
BGS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
BG Nagara – 571448, Nagamangala Taluk, Mandya District, Karnataka (INDIA)
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
Submitted by:
Under the guidance of:
NISHCHITHA S R
Dr. Manojkumar S B, B.E, MTech.
21ECE104
8th sem, B sec Assistant Professor, Dept. of ECE,
Dept. of ECE BGSIT, BG Nagar, Mandya
BGSIT
2 TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
Literature survey
Working Principle
Methodology
Demonstration Diagram
Conclusion
Reference
Bio-robotics is an advanced field that combines robotics, artificial intelligence (AI), biomedical
sensors, and automation to improve disease detection and medical diagnostics. These robotic
systems enhance accuracy, efficiency, and early detection of diseases by analyzing biological
signals, medical imaging, and patient data in real time.
Early and Precise Diagnosis – AI-powered robotic systems help detect diseases before
symptoms appear, leading to better treatment outcomes.
Minimally Invasive & Automated – Bio-robots perform non-invasive or minimally invasive
tests using sensors and imaging.
Remote Health Monitoring – Wearable bio-robotic devices allow doctors to track patient
health remotely.
High-Speed and Efficient – Robotics-powered testing is faster, more consistent, and free
from human errors.
Function:
• Collect biological signals such as heart rate, glucose levels, temperature, and oxygen saturation.
• Use imaging techniques like MRI and CT scans to detect abnormalities.
• Micro/nano-robots move through the bloodstream to analyze cells, pathogens, or biomarkers.
Function:
• AI algorithms process collected data to detect patterns and compare with medical databases.
• Machine learning enhances diagnostic accuracy for diseases like cancer, diabetes, and neurological
disorders.
• AI assists in predicting future disease risks based on patient history.
Function:
Function:
• Diagnostic results are sent to healthcare professionals or directly to the patient.
• Remote disease detection enables early intervention and real-time monitoring.
• If needed, robotic systems recommend personalized treatment plans.
Parkinson’s Disease: Bio-robots analyze hand tremors, gait abnormalities, and reaction time for
early detection.
Nanorobots in the bloodstream detect cancer cells by analyzing biochemical markers in blood
samples.
Wearable ECG Sensors in bio-robots track heart rate variability, blood pressure, and arrhythmia.
2. Zhang, H., et al. (2022). "Nanorobotics for Cancer Detection and Targeted Drug
Delivery." Nature Nanotechnology, 17(3), 235-248.
4. Chen, J., & Lee, K. (2020). "Artificial Intelligence in Bio-Robotics: A New Era for
Disease Detection." Journal of Medical Robotics Research, 9(2), 88-102 .
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