Amit Narawane
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About
Amit Narawane is a researcher at the cutting edge of medical imaging and robotic systems, with a specialized focus on optical coherence tomography (OCT) and its integration with robotics for ophthalmic applications. His work addresses one of the fundamental challenges in clinical eye care: making high-resolution retinal imaging more accessible, automated, and patient-friendly. Narawane's most cited contribution, a 2025 invited review on robotics and OCT (16 citations), positions him as a recognized voice in this emerging interdisciplinary field. His landmark 2022 study on robotically-aligned OCT with gaze tracking demonstrated automated retinal montaging without demanding strict patient cooperation — a significant clinical advance. Subsequent work expanded imaging to six degrees of freedom, enabling posture-invariant head and eye alignment and broadening the potential patient population. More recently, he has contributed sensor-driven motion correction algorithms and automated visualization techniques for previously difficult-to-distinguish retinal layers such as Henle's fiber layer. Collectively, Narawane's research is helping transform OCT from a specialty-clinic tool into a broadly deployable diagnostic technology, with meaningful implications for improving access to ophthalmic care across diverse patient populations.
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- 3New Directions for Ophthalmic OCT – Handhelds, Surgery, and Robotics9 citations · 2025
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