Official RU-vid Channel for the Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering in Purdue University's College of Engineering
The Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering strives to become the premier source of scientific discoveries and of well-educated biomedical engineers, fostering strong academic, industrial, and clinical ties, and achieving significant healthcare impact.
This still looks scary especially the part where the speculum opens into three parts. I was expecting a smaller size considering every woman have different cervix size. A 20 year old woman and a 40 year old shouldn't use same size of speculum
This still looks scary especially that part where it opens into 3 parts. I was expecting a thinner version all through considering women have different cervix sizes
I live in Thailand, and would like to help to produce and help people here without resources to buy a new foot/leg. I have experience with CNC and some machines at home enough potent to carve hard stainles steel (HRC50 is the hardest i have never carved, but i think i can try with harder) , carving hard and soft metals, also have printers, knowledge of computers, design, small experience with resin casting and fiber carbon use, wide experience making molds of silicone and willing to help. Can you guide me how i can help? How i can get your models to print here? Any organization like yours here where i can help? Thanks
We amputees have a saying: “Great components are good, but a good fitting socket is GREAT!” I’d give damned near anything, for once in my life, to have a good socket.
This is really awesome, living here in Africa I can say for sure that a lot innovative medical solutions are really needed, it's my dream to become a biomedical engineer, planning to study it for my master's and I really want Purdue university. Hopefully it works out. I love the giant strides you are making, and I hope to join you to provide these life changing health solutions that you provide.
Hello, my name is Marco Fabian Borda Wiegert and I am a final year student of biomedical engineering at the Universidad del Valle - Bolivia. I am developing an automatic CPR project and I would like to know if you have any article or document explaining how you developed this project, it would help me a lot to guide me. I hope to be in contact with you! very good project!
What kind of electronics subcomponent did you put or used in the device? I am mechanical engineering student and I have seen the technical paper of this automated CPR device. I just want to make this improve and modified the design, mechanism, and materials of this project for my undergrad thesis if possible. Hoping for a response. Thank you!
I would love to have one of these I cannot afford a ankle for my prosthetic leg and I have poor balance so any time I step on something that is even a little different than the flat surface I either fall stumble or almost fall . It is very dangerous and scary. I am so tired of getting hurt, if anyone can tell me more on how I can get one of these I would be very grateful. Thank you
Congratulations to the Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering for this new expansion. I am sure this will allow Purdue to continue to impact healthcare by advancing technologies to change patients' lives. I can't wait to see the new addition. Hail Purdue!
will be useful in remote areas where trained health professionals are not readily available. The low cost CPR device will definitely help save lives. Suggest mass production and immediate marketing .
