Gregory Fischer
FounderCEO/President, Founder & Co-inventor at Aim Medical Robotics
Greater Boston
FoundedAim Medical Robotics
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Gregory Fischer is a Co-Founder and CEO of AiM Medical Robotics, a company developing MRI-compatible surgical robotics for neurosurgery based on NIH-funded research from his team. He has served as the William Smith Dean's Professor of Robotics Engineering at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, where he leads the Automation and Interventional Medicine Robotics Research Laboratory, and was the founding director of the PracticePoint Research and Development Center for Healthcare Cyber-physical Systems. Fischer is a Senior Member of the National Academy of Inventors, and his work focuses on image-guided surgical interventions using real-time feedback.
CEO/President, Founder & Co-inventor at Aim Medical Robotics
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- AiM Medical RoboticsCo-Founder & CEOcurrent2018 β presentWorcester, Massachusetts, United States
- Medtech IGNITE Powered by MassMEDIC2023 MassMEDIC Medtech IGNITE Cohort Membercurrent2023 β presentBoston, Massachusetts, United States
- Worcester Polytechnic InstituteProfessor (On Leave)current2019 β presentWorcester, MA, USA
- Worcester Polytechnic InstituteAssoc. Professor2008 β 2019
- WPI AIM LabPI of Automation and Interventional Medicine Robotics Research Laboratory (AIM Lab)current2008 β presentWPI
- PracticePointFounding Director of PracticePoint Medical Device Accelerator Center @ WPI2017 β 2023Worcester, Massachusetts, United States
- Surgisense CorporationCo-Founder2006 β 2023Bethesda, Maryland, United States
- Johns Hopkins University - CISST ERCResearcher2002 β 2008
- Bihler of AmericaEngineer1998 β 2002
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- Who is Gregory Fischer?
- Gregory Fischer is a Co-Founder and CEO of AiM Medical Robotics, a company developing MRI-compatible surgical robotics for neurosurgery based on NIH-funded research from his team. He has served as the William Smith Dean's Professor of Robotics Engineering at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, where he leads the Automation and Interventional Medicine Robotics Research Laboratory, and was the founding director of the PracticePoint Research and Development Center for Healthcare Cyber-physical Systems. Fischer is a Senior Member of the National Academy of Inventors, and his work focuses on image-guided surgical interventions using real-time feedback.
- Where does Gregory Fischer work?
- Gregory Fischer is CEO/President, Founder & Co-inventor of Aim Medical Robotics.
- What companies did Gregory Fischer found?
- Gregory Fischer founded Aim Medical Robotics.
- Where did Gregory Fischer go to school?
- Gregory Fischer studied at The Johns Hopkins University (Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering); Harvard Business School (CORe: Credential of Readiness, Business Analytics); The Johns Hopkins University (MSE, Mechanical Engineering & Electrical Engineering).
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