Research portfolio
Surgical robotics and navigation systems for precise microscale intervention
I am Xiaofeng Lin, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Tokyo. My work connects surgical robots, microscopic 3D vision, and intraoperative navigation for microsurgery and micromanipulation.
This homepage now foregrounds the projects visually. The highlighted videos below show two directions that define my current portfolio: navigation-guided intervention and precise robotic surface processing.
Current emphasis
- Microscopic 3D navigation with trackable tools and real-time visualization.
- Autonomous robotic interaction for drilling, registration, and calibration.
- Translational research with startup and commercialization potential.
Detailed biography, publications, and project history now live on the About Me page.
Featured videos
Startup navigation
Microscopic navigation for the startup project
This teaser shows a trackable fiber navigating the mouse skull while the interface overlays a preoperative model and CT slices in real time. It is the clearest front-door example of the navigation platform in Start-up Project A.
Visitors who want the fuller story can continue to the project page, where the static-registration demo and project brief are now collected together.
Autonomous microdrilling
Autonomous robotic surface drilling
This demonstration shows a robotic microdrill engraving the UTokyo logo into an eggshell. It is a concise visual proof of precise surface fitting, calibration, and autonomous execution at a scale that immediately communicates control quality.
My Research Topics
我的研究项目
Autonomous Micromanipulation
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News
近期动态
2025.12.6
论文接收
关于显微视野下机器人的自动标定和操作表面曲面自适应的论文被IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters期刊接收;Available at Arxiv
2022.4.7
实习/Internship
完成了在国家高性能医疗器械研究院(NMED)的实习(为期9个月);
