Top: LED silicon setup. Bottom: Dr. Satava controlling the surgical robot remotely using pressure sensitive controls and 3D glasses.
Posted May 29, 2012 at 3:50pm
Images from my day with Dr. Satava at the University of Washington. Top: Moth outfitted with a sensor that allows it to be controlled remotely (to a certain extent). Bottom: Devise used to train people in conducting Tracheotomies. Imagine a more realistic version of Operation.
Posted May 29, 2012 at 3:46pm
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Design Director, Andre Mora. Had accidentally exposed this film a bit while loading so decided to blow the shot on Andre. I love how it turned out though. Looks like a giant thought cloud.
Posted May 29, 2012 at 12:10am
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I had the opportunity to shoot a feature story for the Sunday Telegraph out of the UK a few months back. The subject was Dr. Richard Satava, a surgeon at the University of Washington. As a former employee of DARPA, Dr. Satava helped to pioneer the technology used today in the incredible da Vinci surgical robot, among other things. He took us on a tour to various labs around the UW campus where technology and research are taking steps toward human “evolution”.
Posted May 29, 2012 at 12:07am
