For the full video of this presentation, please visit: https://www.edge-ai-vision.com/2020/10/from-mobility-to-medicine-vision-enables-the-next-generation-of-innovation-a-keynote-presentation-from-dean-kamen/ For more information about edge AI and vision, please visit: http://www.edge-ai-vision.com Dean Kamen, founder of DEKA Research and Development, presents the “From Mobility to Medicine: Vision Enables the Next Generation of Innovation” tutorial at the May 2018 Embedded Vision Summit. In this keynote presentation, legendary inventor Dean Kamen explain why he believes the time is right for computer vision to be used everywhere. In Kamen’s work, feedback control systems are central. For example, the Segway relies on feedback control to keep the rider stable on two wheels. The iBot agile wheelchair (from which the Segway was derived) relies on feedback control to perform complex maneuvers, such as ascending stairs. In Kamen’s view, computer vision has now advanced to the point where it can serve as a ubiquitous, versatile sensor enabling feedback control in countless applications. Eventually, says Kamen, embedded vision sensors will be as common as simple microcontrollers or mechanical sensors are today. Kamen shares what he’s learned from the introduction of computer vision into the FIRST Robotics competition, a worldwide program that has inspired millions of young people’s interest and participation in science and technology. Kamen also presents his company’s work on its next-generation agile wheelchair. And, in perhaps his most ambitious initiative ever, Kamen explains how his Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute plans to enable the large-scale manufacturing of engineered tissues and tissue-related technologies, with the eventual goal of mass-producing replacement organs for humans. Kamen expects computer vision to play a key role, enabling monitoring and feedback control of tissue-growing processes without requiring physical contact with tissue.

1. DEKA Intro
www.dekaresearch.com

2. Insulin Delivery
System

3. Baxter
HomeChoice
Automated PD
System

4. Improved design of Palmaz-Schatz Stent for Johnson & Johnson
The
Crown
Stent

6. ThinPrep
Pap Test

7. iBot

8. The
Segway® HT

12. The DARPA
Prosthetic
Arm

13. Luke Arm

14. FDA PMA
Cleared!

15. (Kaguya)
Peritoneal
Dialysis
FDA Cleared

16. FDA 510(k)
Cleared!

22. Make practical the large-scale manufacturing of
engineered tissues and organs –
and develop the trained and ready workforce
necessary for that manufacturing
ARMI MISSION STATEMENT
www.armiusa.org

23. The Vacanti
Mouse 1997

24. Step 1: Dermal Layer Formation –
Days 1 to 6
Step 2: Epidermal Layer Formation –
Days 6 to 10
Step 3 Cornification –
Days 10 to 20
Step 4: Harvesting, Packaging –
Days 20 to 31
www.armiusa.org

25. ARMI WILL ADDRESS THE SCALE-UP GAP
High
Low
Basic
research
Proof of
concept
Production in
laboratory
Capacity to
produce
prototype
Capability in
production
environment
Demonstration
of production
scaling
ARMI
Industry
Government
and Academia
Funding/
Investment
Engineered Tissue Product Development
www.armiusa.org

26. ARMI HAS THE BACKING TO TURN A FRAGMENTED FIELD
INTO A ROBUST INDUSTRY
www.armiusa.org

27. ARMI HAS SOLID BACKING TO TURN A FRAGMENTED FIELD INTO A ROBUST INDUSTRYARMI HAS THE BACKING TO TURN A FRAGMENTED FIELD
INTO A ROBUST INDUSTRY
www.armiusa.org

31. MANCHESTER NH MILL YARD: 19821990’s19942000200120152017TODAY!

32. Microvasculature Formation
in Fibrin Gel
Circularity
Aspect Ratio
Roundness
Solidity 𝑨𝒓𝒆𝒂
𝑪𝒐𝒏𝒗𝒆𝒙 𝑨𝒓𝒆𝒂
Growth Media 1: 150x
Growth Media 2: 150x

33. Strategic Overview
Future “Silicon Valley” of Regenerative Medicine?

34. www.usfirst.org

35. Morgan Freeman Clip Video

36. •FOR INSPIRATION AND RECOGNITION OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
1992, President George H. W. Bush kicks off the
inaugural FIRST® competition
1992 President George H. W. Bush kicks off the inaugural FIRST competition

37. •FOR INSPIRATION AND RECOGNITION OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
1992 Inaugural FIRST competition

38. •FOR INSPIRATION AND RECOGNITION OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
1992, President Clinton in a Rose Garden Ceremony
1993 President Clinton in a Rose Garden Ceremony

39. •FOR INSPIRATION AND RECOGNITION OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
1995, Epcot begins hosting FIRST
1995 Epcot begins hosting FIRST

40. •FOR INSPIRATION AND RECOGNITION OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
2002, FIRST Closing Ceremony Celebration at Epcot
2002 FIRST Closing Ceremony Celebration at Epcot

41. •FOR INSPIRATION AND RECOGNITION OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
FIRST outgrows Epcot and moves to the Astrodome
FIRST outgrows Epcot and moves to the Astrodome

42. •FOR INSPIRATION AND RECOGNITION OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
2004, FIRST moves to the Georgia Dome
2004 FIRST moves to the Georgia Dome

43. •FOR INSPIRATION AND RECOGNITION OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
President Bush interacts with the winning robot
President George W. Bush hosts 2007 FIRST Champions at the White House

44. •FOR INSPIRATION AND RECOGNITION OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
2011, FIRST gets a warm St. Louis welcome
2011 FIRST gets a warm St. Louis welcome

45. •FOR INSPIRATION AND RECOGNITION OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
President Obama
Celebrates FIRST
in the White House

46. In 2018 FIRST Impacted over 1 Million Students
in Nearly 90 Countries
61,000+
28
Teams
1992 2018

47. Brandeis University Study - “More Than Robots”
(Funded by Ford Foundation)
Compared to their matched peers, FIRST Alumni are:
✔50% more likely to attend college.
✔3x more likely to major in engineering.
✔9x more likely to have an internship in Freshman year.
✔ 4x more likely to pursue a career in Engineering.
✔ 2.5x more likely to volunteer in the community.

48. Brandeis University Study - “More Than Robots”
(Funded by Ford Foundation)
✔Female FIRST Alumni are 4x (400%) more likely to
pursue Technology and Engineering majors in college.
✔Under represented FIRST Alumni are 2x (200%) more
likely to pursue Technology and Engineering majors in
college.

49. $80+millioninscholarshipfrom~200providers,including:

50. Over 3,700+ corporate supporters in cities
around the world willing to help kids

52. Shimon Perez Spearheads Israeli Adoption

53. •FOR INSPIRATION AND RECOGNITION OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
I’ve been in politics my whole life – Politics Divides
countries…
FIRST is already working in Israel as I hoped. We are
now working to spread it throughout the Middle East.
FIRST is a blessing in its own right … It will do more all
over the world to make our world a better place for
people.
Science & technology unites the world.
Shimon Perez

54. •FOR INSPIRATION AND RECOGNITION OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
★ Argentina
Austria ★
★Bahrain
Belgium ★
Chile ★
Columbia ★
★ Czech Republic
Denmark ★
★ Egypt
★ Faroe Islands
France ★
Germany ★
★Haiti
Hungary ★
Iceland ★
Ireland ★
★ Israel
★Japan
Jordan ★
★ Kuwait
Lebanon★
★Malaysia
Mexico ★
New Zealand ★
★ Norway
Palestine★
Peru ★
Portugal ★
★ Qatar
★Saudi Arabia ★Singapore
★South Africa
★South Korea
Spain★
Sudan ★
★ Switzerland
★ Syria
★ Thailand
Tunisia ★
★Turkey
★United Kingdom
★Yemen ★Indonesia
★Scandinavia
Benelux ★
★ Brazil
★United States
★India
★ Canada
★Australia
★ Sweden
★Netherlands
★Lithuania
★Luxembourg
★Poland
★Slovakia
★Romania★Bosnia/
Herzegovina
★Russia
★ China
★Philippines
★ Estonia
★ Slovenia
in 88 Countries around the world

55. Introducing…
www.first.global

56. •FOR INSPIRATION AND RECOGNITION OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Jon Kamen –FIRST Global

57. Inaugural FIRST Global Event
July 17th and 18th 2017
Constitution Hall
Washington D.C,
United States of America

64. www.first.global
Get Involved!
firstinspires.org