Vernicka de Sagun
Papers
2
Total Citations
6
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About
Vernicka de Sagun is a researcher whose work sits at the critical intersection of medical robotics and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Her primary focus is on ensuring that life-saving robotic medical devices can operate safely and reliably without interference from electromagnetic fields. De Sagun’s major contributions include pioneering cost-effective methods for assessing electromagnetic shielding materials, a crucial step for bringing compliant medical devices to market without prohibitive expenses. Her most cited work, "Electromagnetic shielding to improve EMC of a robotic medical device" (2019, 4 citations), directly addresses the often-overlooked gap between R&D and formal compliance testing, highlighting the practical challenges faced by smaller innovators. Complementing this, her paper on a cost-effective assessment method (2019, 2 citations) provides a tangible pathway for developers to evaluate shielding practicability early in the design process. By demystifying the path to regulatory compliance, de Sagun’s research empowers a broader range of medical device developers to meet international safety standards, ultimately accelerating the delivery of safer, more reliable robotic technologies into clinical settings.
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- 1Electromagnetic shielding to improve EMC of a robotic medical device4 citations · 2019
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