Lecturer, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Dhanani School of Science & Engineering
Education:
- M.S. Robotics and Autonomous Systems, Arizona State University (May 2024)
- B.E. Mechanical Engineering, National University of Sciences and Technology (July 2020)
Biography:
Tabsheer Ali Askari is a highly accomplished postgraduate specializing in Robotics and Autonomous Systems, with a strong foundation in Mechanical Engineering. His research has focused on cutting-edge medical robotics, specifically in the development of magnetic-robot-assisted surgical procedures. With a Fulbright Scholarship backing his master’s studies, Tabsheer has gained extensive experience in engineering design, rapid prototyping, and control systems. His work has led to multiple patents and significant contributions to collaborative research with leading healthcare institutions.
Publications:
- “Surgical Clip with Ring-Shaped Magnetic Elements, And Associated System and Method for Manipulation of Tissue”: U.S. Provisional Patent, 63/549,075, February 2024.
- “Surgical Clip with Tethered Magnet Element, and Associated System and Method for Manipulation of Tissue”: U.S. Provisional Patent, 63/581,411, September 2023
- “Magnetic Surgical Clip, and Associated System and Method for Manipulation of Tissue”: U.S. Provisional Patent, 63/581,410, September 2023.
