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Biomedical, bio-inspired, and micro robotics focuses on robotic systems that are closely aligned with biological systems. This includes both robotic systems that are human body-mounted and augment physical performance, and robotic systems that are developed to mimic unique characteristics of organisms found in the natural world. 

Courses in this area focus on the theory behind human movement, design methodology for robotic systems, and specific application spaces, such as medicine and wearable technology.

Alaa A. Ahmed

Professor
Rehabilitative Robots
alaa.ahmed@colorado.edu

Mirela Alistar

Assistant Professor
Biomedical Microelectromechanical Systems
mirela.alistar@colorado.edu

Katya Arquilla

Assistant Professor
Human-automation Interaction and Human-guided Behavioral Health Interventions
Katya.Arquilla@babyÖ±²¥app.edu

Leopold Beuken

Assistant Teaching Professor
Leopold.Beuken@colorado.edu

Carson Bruns

Assistant Professor
Robochemistry
carson.bruns@colorado.edu

Cara Gonzalez Welker

Assistant Professor
Assistive Devices, Haptics
cara.welker@colorado.edu

J. Sean Humbert

Professor
Bio-inspired
sean.humbert@colorado.edu

Kaushik Jayaram

Assistant Professor
Bio-inspired
kaushik.jayaram@colorado.edu

Orit Peleg

Associate Professor 
Bio-inspired
Orit.Peleg@babyÖ±²¥app.EDU

Mark Rentschler

Professor
Surgical Robotics
mark.rentschler@colorado.edu

C. Wyatt Shields

Assistant Professor
Biosensing, Micro-scale Robotics
charles.shields@colorado.edu

Chaht Singh

Assistant Professor
Active Vision and Minimal Perception
chahat.singh@colorado.edu

Nicole W. Xu

Assistant Professor
Bio-inspired
nicole.xu@colorado.edu