Human-robot interaction for social skill development in children with ASD: A literature review.

Human-robot interaction has been demonstrated to be a promising methodology for developing socio-communicational skills of children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). This paper systematically reviews studies that report experimental results on this topic published in scientific journals between the years 2010 and2018. A total of 1805 articles from various literature were filtered based on relevance and transparency.

Experimental Evaluation of an Invasive Medical Instrument Based on a Displacement Measurement System.

This paper presents a novel method for tracking the position of a medical instrument's tip. The system is based on phase locking a high frequency signal transmitted from the medical instrument's tip to a reference signal. Displacement measurement is established having the loop open, in order to get a low frequency voltage representing the medical instrument's movement; therefore, positioning is established by means of conventional measuring techniques.

An on-chip programmable instrumentation microsystem for gastrointestinal telemetry applications.

We have developed an integrated circuit microsystem instrument using a design methodology akin to that for system-on-chip microelectronics. The microsystem is optimised for low-power gastrointestinal telemetry applications and includes mixed-signal sensor circuits, programmable digital system, a feedback clock control loop and RF circuits that were integrated on a 5 mm x 5 mm silicon chip using a 0.6 microm, 3 V CMOS process.