Bionics Laboratory, University of Moratuwa.

A brief gathering took place today (16-02-2023) at the Bionics Laboratory, to appreciate the support given by the Workshop Staff, in the restoration of the equipment at the Motion Analysis Laboratory. Special Thanks to Professor Ruwan Gopura , Professor Himan KG Punchihewa, Dr. Asitha Kulasekera , Ms. Iresha Jayasinghe Arachchi and others for organizing and hosting the event.

The Department of Mechanical Engineering of University of Moratuwa has successfully ventured into manufacturing biomaterials and bone fixators solely based on Sri Lankan resources. This work has been developed into three successful branches of research, which shows great promise for the development of the local and international Biomedical Engineering field. The research team has developed two bone fixator types reaching clinical trials and bone scaffolds comparable with human bone materials. These extraordinary research ventures have allowed the research team to collaborate with a reputed research team from Imperial College London. Furthermore, this resulted in the construction of translational research, successfully producing two Ph.D. scholars, and brought in financial aid to recruit more researchers, allowing the scope of the study to expand. All this hard work will surely bring about advancements in the Biomedical Engineering field, uplifting patient care and hope for a better quality of life.

The following is one such research about a novel Low-cost Circular External Ring Fixator Design by the UoMBionics Research Group

Development of novel bone fixators at UoM This video presents the development of novel bone fixators at UoM as a part of collaborative research between UoM and Imperial College London.

The Department of Mechanical Engineering of University of Moratuwa has successfully ventured into manufacturing biomaterials and bone fixators solely based on Sri Lankan resources. This work has been developed into three successful branches of research, which shows great promise for the development of the local and international Biomedical Engineering field. The research team has developed two bone fixator types reaching clinical trials and bone scaffolds comparable with human bone materials. These extraordinary research ventures have allowed the research team to collaborate with a reputed research team from Imperial College London. Furthermore, this resulted in the construction of translational research, successfully producing two Ph.D. scholars, and brought in financial aid to recruit more researchers, allowing the scope of the study to expand. All this hard work will surely bring about advancements in the Biomedical Engineering field, uplifting patient care and hope for a better quality of life.

Development of bone fixators: A DoME UoM and Imperial College London Collaboration DoME has successfully ventured into manufacturing biomaterials and bone fixators solely based on Sri Lankan resources. This work has been developed into thre...

“Bionics Limbs” is a two-day online workshop on artificial limbs and prosthetic technologies. It is a part of the advanced tech series organized by the Makerspace Program and is powered by American Center Colombo.
The workshop is conducted by the Bionics Laboratory of the Department of Mechanical Engineering and the Centre for Biomedical Innovation (CEBI) at the University of Moratuwa.

Here's the link to the Day 02 of the Workshop.

Bionic Limbs Day2 “Bionics Limbs” is a two-day online workshop on artificial limbs and prosthetic technologies. It is a part of the advanced tech series organized by the Maker...

“Bionics Limbs” is a two-day online workshop on artificial limbs and prosthetic technologies. It is a part of the advanced tech series organized by the Makerspace Program and is powered by American Center Colombo.
The workshop is conducted by the Bionics Laboratory of the Department of Mechanical Engineering and the Centre for Biomedical Innovation (CEBI) at the University of Moratuwa.

Here's the link to the Day 01 of the Workshop.

Bionic Limb workshop day1 “Bionics Limbs” is a two-day online workshop on artificial limbs and prosthetic technologies. It is a part of the advanced tech series organized by the Maker...

Daily Mirror article on recent award for the BCI project at IEEE BIBE Brain Computer Interface Hackathon 2019, Greece.

Moratuwa Uni grabs 1st Place at IEEE BIBE 2019 Brain Computer Interface Hackathon A team from the University of Moratuwa won the 1st place at the premier IEEE BIBE 2019 International Brain Computer Interface Hackathon, held in Athens, Greece in October this year. The competition was organised by the BR41N.IO in conjunction with 19th IEEE International Conference on Bioinformatics...

Achintha Kondarage (UoM/Imperial College London), Gowsihan Poologasundarampillai (University of Birmingham), Nuwan Dayananda (UoM), Thilina Lalitharatne (UoM), Julian Jones (Imperial College London), Angelo Karunaratne (UoM)s' abstract on "Four-dimensional quantitative analysis on viscous flow sintering of ICIE16 bioactive glass particles within a 3D printed scaffold using synchrotron X-ray tomography" has been accepted for 11th World Biomaterials Congress 2020, which will be held in Glasglow, Scotland from 19-24th May 2020.

Congratulations !!

Home The Executive Committee is delighted to invite you to Glasgow to participate and share in the 11th World Biomaterials Congress WBC 2020 19-24 May 2020. You will experience the exciting city of Glasgow, steeped with culture and history and the SEC conference venue on the banks of the River Clyde....

Dulith Chinthaka, Isuru Ruhunage, Sanjaya Mallikarachchi, Janith Sandaruwan and Thilina Lalitharatne's paper on "Motor Imagery EEG-EOG Signals based Brain Machine Interface (BMI) for a Mobile Robotic Assistant (MRA)" has been accepted for the 19th annual IEEE International Conference on Bioinformatics and Bioengineering (BIBE 2019) which is to be held in Athens, Greece from 28-30th October 2019.

Congratulations !!

H.E. the President and Dignitaries visited Bionics Laboratory site @ Neurotech zone.

Bionics Lab's work @ Shilpa Sena Exposition 2019.

Isuru Ruhunage, Sanjaya Mallikarachchi, Dulith Chinthaka, Janith Sandaruwan Ranasinghe and Thilina Dulantha Lalitharatne's work on "Hybrid EEG-EMG signals based approach for control of hand motions of a Transhumeral Prosthesis" has been accepted for IEEE Global Conference on Life Sciences and Technologies (IEEE LifeTech 2019) which will be held in Osaka, Japan from March 12~14, 2019.

Congratulation !!