Biomedical engineer · Hong Kong / London

Robotics and sensing
for better healthcare.

I bring together hands-on engineering, clinical curiosity and entrepreneurship to turn healthcare ideas into working prototypes.

From an idea to a working prototype.
Unitree Go2 radiation-monitoring prototype in laboratory testing
In the labRadiation survey prototype ↗
KCL · 2026Research in motion
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Selected work

All projects
Radiation-monitoring robot during supervised laboratory testing02

Summer research · KCL · 2026

Human-supervised radiation survey

Developed remote control and human-supervised measurement planning, bringing live mapping and radiation data together while leading three research students.

  • Robot control
  • Spatial mapping
  • Research leadership
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Virtual surgery room from the team’s Unity familiarisation prototype03

Medical visualisation · Group project

ENT endoscopy in virtual reality

Created anatomy animations and guided camera paths in Blender, contributing to a team-built VR experience for understanding ENT procedures.

  • Blender
  • Medical visualisation
  • Unity VR
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Engineering, with a wider perspective.

Bosco Lai at King’s College London graduation

A biomedical engineer from Hong Kong, shaped by six years in the UK. My interests connect robotics, sensing and medical AI with the practical challenges of developing medical devices and bringing them into use.

King’s College London

BEng Biomedical Engineering

First-Class Honours · 80%+ overall

Imperial College London · Incoming

MSc Medical Device Design and Entrepreneurship

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Beyond the project.

Full experience
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Research

KCL · Research Intern

Led three students while extending a robot’s control, mapping and supervised measurement workflows.

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Technical practice

CityU · Technical Assistant

Supported imaging experiments with prepared test setups and practical 3D-printed equipment mounts.

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Leadership

KCL Chinese Society · President

Led a 10-person committee, delivered 10+ events and organised a show involving 150 participants.

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