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[Arminkh]

TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran unveiled a surgeon robot named 'Sina' capable of carrying out surgical operations on patients from remote distances.
"The robot has an advanced performance in the field of remote surgery and corresponds to the American Da Vinci robot," the manager of the project to build Sina robot, Farzam Farahmand, said on Tuesday.

"By this robot, the surgeon makes different moves using a monitor and two surgery arms on that part of the body which should go under surgery and he/she is connected to the patient with a number of cameras," he added.

Noting that Sina remote surgeon robot has been designed and built by Sharif University of Technology and Tehran's Medical Sciences University, Farahmand said that the robot is mostly used for abdominal surgeries and has been tested on sheep.

Iran has in the last few years taken a wide stride in area of science and technology, including robotic sciences.

The development was made after Iranian researchers built a robot for rehabilitation of people suffering stroke which can return hands power to these individuals in four phases.

“We delivered robotic laboratory equipment in the study for industrial and rehabilitation purposes,” said Esmayeel Qareh khani, the lead author of the study, last month.

“We designed a rehabilitation robot for people with brain lesion, which is capable of rehabilitating hands,” he said, adding that the robot helps these people return link between their hands and brain network.

The first phase is diagnosis phase, during which some tracks are shown in the monitor. The patient puts his hand on the robot’s arm and takes its handle to lead the arm towards the tracks.

In the second phase, the patients who lack control on their arms take the robot’s handle to move towards a specific direction. The robot helps the patients and brings back sense to the patient’s hands after several days.

In the next phase, the patient can move the handle without any resistance and move towards the intended place.

Farsnews

Amazing!

@scythian500 maybe you should add this to your "Mullah Made" thread too. Who could think they are so capable?!!

 

[Shahnameh]

Fantastic achievement indeed

 

[yavar]

Iran surgeon robot named "Sina" capable of surgical operations on patients from remo

 

[haman10]

Meh . big deal .

every one can do this . what is this ? 1850s ?

Cloning ? meh . futureworld movie - Google Search

High tech drugs ? bibi's retard nephew makes them in his under pants .

Stem cell ? World's future sole Neurosurgery Hub ?

neurosurgery my A$$ doctor samie !!

World's biggest neurosurgical hospital my butt .

pfft .

 

[Arminkh]

Meh . big deal .

every one can do this . what is this ? 1850s ?

Cloning ? meh . futureworld movie - Google Search

High tech drugs ? bibi's retard nephew makes them in his under pants .

Stem cell ? World's future sole Neurosurgery Hub ?

neurosurgery my A$$ doctor samie !!

World's biggest neurosurgical hospital my butt .

pfft .

You know, now that you brought it up and I look closer, it looks like they are made of cardboard! What do they take us for? Propaganda after propaganda! I also could see a barcode that says it was imported!!!!!!

Dr. Samie, what a great man. I had not see the building up close. It does look like brain!

 

[kollang]

@Abii
gholi the gonde gooz, these are the real achievements in robotic and mechatronic. Shame on you.

 

[Skull and Bones]

Nice one, this will make precision level surgery accessible to even remote corner of the nation.

 

[scythian500]

Amazing!

@scythian500 maybe you should add this to your "Mullah Made" thread too. Who could think they are so capable?!!

Should I copy paste all the photos there?

IS n't better for all of us to add everything new on that Mullah made page in first place?

@Serpentine can you move these photos to that thread or I do it by duplicating it?

Can you make Iranian High Tech Mullah stuff sticky so I and other members can add more?

 

[Sneaker]

Great. I did see demo of Da-vinci.. great technology. Dunno about practicality though.
PS: an Indian company is working on this. I am loosely associated with that. But will take years to be full fledged da-vinci though..

 

[Abii]

@Abii
gholi the gonde gooz, these are the real achievements in robotic and mechatronic. Shame on you.

baba, my little brother was playing with 3D printers in his university out here. My whole point is every other country in the developed world and most of the developing world is doing 1000 times more than you guys, yet they don't have 1% of the "unveilings" and ceremonies you guys have. Japan is on another planet compared to you guys, yet they don't talk 1/100000000000000000th of the amount you lot talk.

Canada is the biggest exporter of uranium and medical isotopes (85% of the world's medical isotopes come from Canada). Canada is even selling heavy water reactors to countries like China (CANDU reactor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia A country with 30 million people! Then you have the aerospace industry with giants like Bombardier that export jets, aerospace tech and even trains to all over the world. Many great software and bio-medical companies are also Canadian. Do you EVER hear Canada or Canadians screaming about "achievements" and hold retarded ceremonies with a bunch of bald men walking through ribbons with 10 dollar suits?!?????

No you don't. Why? Because when you actually do work, you don't need to prove it. The proof is in the pudding. On the other hand you have countries like Iran and North Korea where the proof is in the "unveiling" ceremonies, where a bunch of kachal men in 10 dollar goshad suits walk and cut a ribbon.

 

[scythian500]

Is is nice... some self-himulated, false flagger here... always saying Iran can never build high tech stuff and mock it....when Iran unveils high tech stuff...they say.... It does not need unveiling...every other developed country do make such stuff and never unveil or announce it!! When a bunch of losers find a computer, this is the result...!!

Even funner is that fact that because they never hear or see their unveiling and announcing news they think it is only Iran who does this.... but I know where is the problem.... BUUUUURN BURN baby...Burning ash baby....

I recall a so called opposition TV show man in one of plastic Oppostion TVs in LA... They guy used to say all sort of mocking and self-himulation and used to prove his claims by saying, if Islamic Republic was successful then why can not build this or that... but since Iran is unveiling a small part of their high tech stuff that they produce, they switch to other stuff to oppose it... let us also take this fact into consideration that most of high tech stuff are built by private companies that has nothing to do with government...

but hey... The self-himulated kid is right.... other industrialized countries never unveil or announce their high tech achievements!!

2 of 2 : Ribbon cutting at the unveiling ceremony.

1 of 1 : The Premier of Québec and the Mayor of Montréal take the controls of the new trains in an unveiling ceremony.

After the ceremony, some guests headed toward the new test track at the La Pocatière plant, where Quebec Premier Pauline Marois and Montreal Mayor Denis Coderre took the train's controls for a run at standard operating speed, commenting on the power and gentle ride of the new cars.
Bombardier, Alstom and STM Unveil Montreal's AZUR Metro Cars - Bombardier
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WestJet Encore unveils its first Bombardier Q400 in a ceremony.

WHEN: Thursday, June 20, 2013
11:00 a.m. -- ceremony
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Guests look at a Mitsubishi Regional Jet (MRJ) during a ceremony at the Nagoya airport in Komaki, Aichi prefecture on October 18, 2014 (AFP Photo/Toshifumi Kitamura)

Komaki (Japan) (AFP) - The jet, which will be delivered to customers from 2017 and was built with assistance from aviation giant Boeing, was unveiled at a ceremony in Komaki, near the central city of Nagoya, on Saturday.

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E.ON formally unveils its first wave power generator in the UK

E.ON has formally unveiled its first wave power generator in the UK.

Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond officially launched the Vagr Atferd P2 converter at a ceremony in Edinburgh's Leith Port.

The machine, designed and constructed by Pelamis Wave Power, is capable of generating 750 kilowatts (kW) and will be installed and tested at the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) in Orkney, Scotland.
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Bombardier Unveils Newest Very High Speed Train
Following the presentation ceremony attended by over 250 guests ...........etc

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Bombardier unveils pre-series Omneo EMU

At a ceremony at its Crespin plant in northern France on September 25, Bombardier Transportation unveiled its Omneo double-deck electric multiple-unit to guests including SNCF President Guillaume Pepy and representatives of the six regions which have ordered the trains to date.
Bombardier unveils pre-series Omneo EMU - Railway Gazette
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Tunnel boring machine unveiled for Ulriken project
3 June, 2015


German manufacturer Herrenknecht has unveiled the tunnel boring machine (TBM) that will be used to construct a new rail tunnel between Bergen and Arna in western Norway.



The 1,800t TBM was presented to the Skanska/Strabag joint venture that will construct the new Ulriken tunnel. In August the TBM will be shipped piece by piece from Herrenknecht’s headquarters in Schwanau, Germany and reassembled in Bergen.

The 7.8km tunnel will be constructed beside the existing Ulriken tunnel, which opened in 1964.

An upgrade of the original Ulriken tunnel is scheduled to take place when the new tunnel is opened to rail traffic in 2018. Work is expected to be complete in 2020.

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First Science Satellite in over 30 Years And the countdown begins. Canada's first science satellite in over thirty years, SCISAT-1, was unveiled today at a ceremony at Magellan Aerospace's Bristol facility in Winnipeg.

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Honda unveils leg assist machine for elderly

Honda Motor, a pioneer of humanoid robots, on Friday in a ceremony unveiled a new walking assist machine designed to make it easier for the elderly to climb stairs and help factory workers.

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Car that runs on air coming soon: Peugeot Citroen unveil...
Jan 22, 2013 - Peugeot, which unveiled its prototype yesterday, envisages ... from the prototypes at a packed ceremony attended by French politicians and business leaders.
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Taoiseach, Mr. Bertie Ahern, T.D., Unveils Model for Bio-Healthcare Park at Groundbreaking Ceremony for Samaritan's Collaborative Partner Pharmaplaz, Ireland

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Symbiosis Pharmaceutical unveils new freeze-drying service for pharma industry (Scotland)

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Britain's fastest supercomputer unveiled

A supercomputer that could help answer some of science's biggest questions will be unveiled on Monday. After years of development, Chancellor Alistair Darling is due to attend the ceremony for the 113 million pound machine.
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New fitness equipment officially unveiled at William Penn Leisure Centre

William Penn Leisure Centre unveiled the new cardiovascular machines during a ceremony at the Shepherds Lane gym on Saturday, December 6.

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AmericaSpace image of the Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony of a Friction Stir Welding Machine at NASA's

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Cutting the ribbon at the inauguration ceremony for beamline ID30A.

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[Abii]

It's like talking to a wall. Those are industry events where companies advertise their products, invite investors, bring in potential buyers, invite journalists etc... They are held by private companies, not the federal government, not the provincial government, not the Canadian armed forces...

The mullahs send in guys when a 10 meter bridge gets opened. Take this robotic arm thing. What was the point of the "unveiling" ceremony? Do we know which company made it? What it's selling for? Which group of investors were invited? What the goal of the unveiling was? None of it. It's just propaganda bull shit. Did they even made that thing themselves or just buy it from the open market?

There is North Korea and Iranian "unveiling" ceremonies and then there is Bombardier and Apple holding press conferences and events to sell their products. I love how delusional you guys are. Posting pictures of Honda, Apple, Bombardier, NASA etc... Each one of those companies can buy the whole country of Iran outright.

 

[scythian500]

All high tech products listed in this thread are made and owned by PRIVATE comanies and no government.... Remember the Plastic TV in LA?? Here we go..!!

1- AmericaSpace image of the Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony of a Friction Stir Welding Machine at NASA's
2- Jan 22, 2013 - Peugeot, which unveiled its prototype yesterday, envisages ... from the prototypes at a packed ceremony attended by French politicians and business leaders.
3- The Premier of Québec and the Mayor of Montréal take the controls of the new trains in an unveiling ceremony.

4- and millions of other ceremonies and unveilings who get its ribbons cut by governmental guests....


Ignorance is one unlimited pit that while you fall the more you trying to climb the more you fall... Any cures? I know non...!!

Non of the high tech stuff I listed are government-made... they are all either collected from their catalogues of sales or special international or national fairs...

@Serpentine can you prevent this thread to become polluted? It is a board to post Iranian high tech products' photos and not posting trolling and ignorant baseless hate by 2 gheroonis... If it is not going to be clean sheet then I see no point in posting anymore photos... I,m sure you know what I mean... the trolling takes us as far as posting Canadian and Japanese high tech stuff instead of Iranians' please clean up if you would

 

[kollang]

It's like talking to a wall. Those are industry events where companies advertise their products, invite investors, bring in potential buyers, invite journalists etc... They are held by private companies, not the federal government, not the provincial government, not the Canadian armed forces...

The mullahs send in guys when a 10 meter bridge gets opened. Take this robotic arm thing. What was the point of the "unveiling" ceremony? Do we know which company made it? What it's selling for? Which group of investors were invited? What the goal of the unveiling was? None of it. It's just propaganda bull shit. Did they even made that thing themselves or just buy it from the open market?

There is North Korea and Iranian "unveiling" ceremonies and then there is Bombardier and Apple holding press conferences and events to sell their products. I love how delusional you guys are. Posting pictures of Honda, Apple, Bombardier, NASA etc... Each one of those companies can buy the whole country of Iran outright.

That robot was designed and produced by a private company and it was unveiled in a public exhibition.maybe instead of polluting the thread with your rants you should close the garbage you call it mouth and stick to your hammali?