Mechatronic Investigation of Wound Healing Process by Using Micro Robot

TL;DR

This study uses simulations to determine optimal micro robot forces for wound healing, aiming to minimize cell stress and improve healing efficiency.

Contribution

It introduces a simulation-based approach to identify ideal forces for micro robots in wound healing applications.

Findings

Maximum force in x-axis is 4.640 mN.

Force and friction curves were generated to optimize cell lifting.

Simulation results inform micro robot design parameters.

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to find ideal forces for reducing cell stress in wound healing process by micro robots. Because of this aim, we made two simulations on COMSOL Multiphysics with micro robot to find correct force. As a result of these simulation, we created force curves to obtain the minimum force and friction force that could lift the cells from the surface will be determined. As the potential of the system for two micro robots that have 2 mm x 0.25 mm x 0.4 mm dimension SU-8 body with 3 NdFeB that have 0.25 thickness and diameter, simulation results at maximum force in the x-axis calculated with 4.640 mN, the distance between the two robots is 150 um.