height adjustable Symbiote 4-Legged tables with hardwood surfaces, mobile lab cabinets, plug strips at Vanderbilt University

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Vanderbilt University Student Surgery Lab

Open plan design showcases cutting-edge R&D medical technologies in computer science and surgical robotics. The cross-discipline, interactive design fosters professor–physician–student collaboration.

Quick Details

  • Project Type: Renovation
  • Location: Nashville, Tennessee
  • Acheivements: LEED Gold
  • Completed: 2018

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Project Details & Features

A collaboration between Vanderbilt University and Vanderbilt University Medical Center, the Vanderbilt Institute for Surgery and Engineering (VISE) researches and develops new integrations between computer science and surgical robotics. Seeking to support this valuable professor-physician-student collaboration, their research lab was renovated with innovative Symbiote product. This project includes development labs, machine room and mock OR and wet lab areas.

Height adjustable 4-Legged tables feature aesthetically pleasing and durable hardwood surfaces with surface mounted electrical plug strips. Below surface mobile lab cabinets increase access to lab equipment and materials. Symbiote-provided ceiling service panels and a new Unistrut ceiling grid provide a support structure for mounting robotics equipment and other technology within the open lab.

height adjustable Symbiote 4-Legged tables with hardwood surfaces and wall mounted shelves at Vanderbilt University
In the development labs, identical task-oriented rooms feature height adjustable tables and open shelving.
Vanderbilt University surgery lab with height adjustable Symbiote 4-Legged tables with hardwood surfaces in the background
Epoxy surfaces on sink base cabinets and tables allow for easy sanitization and cleanability in the mock operating room and wet lab areas.
height adjustable Symbiote 4-Legged tables with hardwood surfaces, wall mounted shelves, large lab machines at Vanderbilt University
Symbiote 4-Legged Tables support medical equipment and a 3D printer in the machine room.