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Moqiu Zhang

5 accepted papers

2024

A Magnetic Continuum Robot with In-situ Magnetic Reprogramming Capability

ICRA 2024poster

Magnetic continuum robots (MCR) have shown great potential in minimally invasive interventions because they can be actively and remotely navigated through complex in vivo environments. However, the deformation capability of current MCRs is limited by fixed magnetization congurations, preventing them…

Cited by 2SourceScholar
2023

QuadMag: A Mobile-Coil System With Enhanced Magnetic Actuation Efficiency and Dexterity

ICRA 2023poster

Magnetic field is a favorable power source for actuation and control of micro-/nanorobots. To overcome the fast decay of magnetic field for large-workspace microrobotic actuation, mobile field source-based systems have been proposed. In this work, we report a new mobile-coil system, i.e., QuadMag. I…

Cited by 6SourceScholar
2021

Hybrid Magnetic Force and Torque Actuation of Miniature Helical Robots Using Mobile Coils to Accelerate Blood Clot Removal

IROS 2021poster

Mechanical rubbing of blood clot using miniature magnetic helical robots is a potential way for thrombolysis. In this paper, we report a new strategy for this issue based on mobile coils. Previously, we proposed the concept of magnetic actuation with parallel mobile coils, in which multiple coils ca…

Cited by 2SourceScholar
2021

Magnetic Control of a Steerable Guidewire Under Ultrasound Guidance Using Mobile Electromagnets

RA-L 2021

Endovascular surgery has become a popular minimally invasive approach to diagnose and treat various vascular diseases. However, manipulating conventional passive guidewires and catheters still has technical challenges, such as long duration and undesired trauma. In addition, radiation exposure induc

Cited by 61SourceScholar
2021

Simultaneous Actuation and Localization of Magnetic Robots Using Mobile Coils and Eye-In-Hand Hall-Effect Sensors

IROS 2021poster

Large workspace localization of magnetic robots is important for medical applications. This paper presents a novel localization strategy to achieve simultaneous localization and actuation of magnetic robots using hall-effect sensors. We integrate 25 sensors into a sensing probe and mount it on to th…

Cited by 7SourceScholar