Description

This workshop brings together leading clinicians, engineers, researchers, and industry experts to understand the clinical needs, regulatory requirements, and current barriers to translation of robotic colonoscopy.
Participants will begin by engaging with clinicians through a series of short talks and a one-hour panel discussion, where they will share insights from both clinical and technical perspectives on the challenges in diagnostics and endoluminal therapeutics for colorectal disease.
In the second half, robotics researchers will showcase state-of-the-art technologies, seeking feedback from clinicians and industry professionals. This exchange will provide valuable insights into clinical applications and impact for all attendees, including clinicians, roboticists, and industry representatives.
Additionally, the program will cover regulatory strategies and commercialization pathways, equipping stakeholders with the knowledge needed to advance these innovations in gastrointestinal care. By fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing, the workshop aims to accelerate the development and adoption of robotic colonoscopy, transforming the field and improving patient outcomes.

Programme

08:30Registration & Coffee
09:00Introduction - Morning Session
09:05Towards autonomous, real time endoscopic chemical imaging for therapeutic stratificationDr. James Kinross, MD, Imperial College London
09:25See more, do better: AI-CAQ systems to improve endoscopists' performanceDr. Kristoffer Mazanti Cold, MD, CAMES
09:45Utilising technology to enhance endoscopic resection of colorectal polypsAmyn Haji, MD, King Edward VII's Hospital
10:05Unmet clinical needs in endoluminal therapyProf. Alberto Arezzo, MD, University of Turin
10:30Coffee Break
11:00Soft everting robots for colonoscopic diagnosis and treatment: The EndoTheranostics approachProf. Kaspar Althoefer, Queens Mary University
11:20Magnetic Colonoscopy: From the Lab to First-in-Human TrialsMichael Brockdorff, University of Leeds
11:40SoftSCREEN: A Soft Robotic Platform for Colonoscopic Screening and InterventionDr. Agostino Stilli, University College of London
12:00Biomimetic Soft Robotic Models of the GI Tract for Robotic Testing and TranslationDr. Ryman Hashem, University of Oxford
12:20Posters Teasers
12:30Lunch Break
13:30Introduction - Afternoon Session
13:35OriPill: A Capsule Endoscope with Passive Locomotion Enabled by Origami Structures"Ge Yukun, Imperial College London
13:55Intelligent Robotic Endoscopes (IRE): from simulation to reality (and back!)Dr. Martina Finocchiaro and Mostafa Atalla (University of Copenhagen & University of Twente)
14:15From Bench to Bedside to Boardroom: Navigating the Adoption of Novel Medical TechnologiesDr. Valentina Vitiello, King's College London
14:35Odin Vision - From research to industryDr. Juana Gonzale, Odin Vision
15:00Coffee Break
15:30From Proof of Concept to Market Clearance: The Product Development Life CycleDr. Enrique Morales Orcaj0, Ambu
15:50Panel Discussion
16:50Closing & Awards Ceremony
17:00Workshop Ends

Call for posters

Calling all attendees to share their insights and contributions through poster presentations. You can make a submit the abstract for the poster session here.

Learning Outcomes

  • Understand clinicians experience and wish list for colonoscopy robotic procedures to improve patients’ outcome and the quality of the intervention
  • Understand current state-of-the-art of robotic colonoscopy, including cutting-edge systems and technical gaps that need to be addressed
  • Understand most viable research future direction for value addition
  • Build a multidisciplinary collaborative network for accelerating the growth in the field
  • Understand barriers for clinical deployment, e.g., regulatory hurdles and market, adoption and how to avoid them

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Full Day Workshop (09:00 – 17:00)

Organisers


This workshop is accredited for 6 CPD points.

 

 

 

 

 

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