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Hongbin Liu

Dr Hongbin Liu

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Research interests

  • Engineering

Biography

Dr Hongbin Liu obtained his PhD in 2010 from King's College London. He founded and has been leading the Haptic Mechatronics and Medical Robotics Laboratory (HaMMeR). His research focus on designs robots with advanced haptic perception and interaction capabilities to address unmet needs in medicine, enabling safer and more effective diagnosis and treatment.

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    King's new partnership seeks to accelerate medical device research

    Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics (CAIR) , Hong Kong Institute of Science & Innovation (HKISI), Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), and King’s...

    HK MedTech Hub web

    New research into remote robotic surgery

    The review highlights some of the key criteria needed for interventional systems needed to be successful

    thomas-booth-robotic-surgery

    NMS Christmas Lectures 2019

    The countdown to the holidays began recently in the Faculty of Natural & Mathematical Sciences, as school pupils from across London attended the Faculty’s...

    Christmas tree

    Royal Party opens Bush House

    Her Majesty The Queen, accompanied by Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge, met robotics and artificial intelligence researchers from the Department of...

    Her Majesty The Queen opens Bush House

    Informatics wins two of 15 national grants

    Academics in the Department of Informatics have been awarded two out of the 15 grants from Research Councils UK as part of the Global Challenges Research Fund...

    Dr Panos Kosmas and Professor Yifan Chen

      News

      King's new partnership seeks to accelerate medical device research

      Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics (CAIR) , Hong Kong Institute of Science & Innovation (HKISI), Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), and King’s...

      HK MedTech Hub web

      New research into remote robotic surgery

      The review highlights some of the key criteria needed for interventional systems needed to be successful

      thomas-booth-robotic-surgery

      NMS Christmas Lectures 2019

      The countdown to the holidays began recently in the Faculty of Natural & Mathematical Sciences, as school pupils from across London attended the Faculty’s...

      Christmas tree

      Royal Party opens Bush House

      Her Majesty The Queen, accompanied by Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge, met robotics and artificial intelligence researchers from the Department of...

      Her Majesty The Queen opens Bush House

      Informatics wins two of 15 national grants

      Academics in the Department of Informatics have been awarded two out of the 15 grants from Research Councils UK as part of the Global Challenges Research Fund...

      Dr Panos Kosmas and Professor Yifan Chen