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Fabricación de inyector para bioimpresora de código abierto, controlado a distancia por medio de una APP
Manufacture of open source bioprinter injector, remote controlled by APP
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https://doi.org/10.15446/dyna.v92n237.117851Palabras clave:
inyector, código abierto, comunicación serial (es)injector, open source, serial communication (en)
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En este proyecto se propone usar un inyector de código abierto denominado “Poseidón” para una bioimpresora, introduciendo la novedad del control remoto mediante el desarrollo de una aplicación web. Se propone flexibilizar el acceso a distancia para los procedimientos llevados a cabo en una bioimpresora, facilitando la creación de tejidos y órganos mediante el uso de la tecnología Smart Medicine propuesta. Se desarrolló un inyector funcional a nivel mecánico y electrónico el cual permite la microextrusión con jeringa; para lo cual se emplearán algoritmos de control de movimiento que garantizarán el desplazamiento preciso y suave; ejecutando una comunicación remota confiable con la bioimpresora; de acuerdo a lo anterior se diseñará una interfaz gráfica de usuario para llevar a cabo el control del inyector.
This project proposes to use an open-source injector called “Poseidon” for a bioprinter, introducing the novelty of remote control through the development of a web application. It is proposed to make remote access for procedures carried out in a bioprinter more flexible, facilitating the creation of tissues and organs through the use of the proposed Smart Medicine technology. A functional injector was developed at a mechanical and electronic level which allows microextrusion with a syringe; for which motion control algorithms will be used to guarantee precise and smooth displacement; executing a reliable remote communication with the bioprinter; according to the above, a graphical user interface will be designed to carry out the control of the injector.
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