Armando Matthieu Walter

Mission Innovate, create, and share. Three words that represent my goals as an engineer at the Center for Artificial Muscles. Current Work Responsible for the manufacturing and prototyping of cardiac implants Originally from Neuchâtel, Armando Walter studied microtechnology and electronics at the HE-Arc. He then obtained a Master’s degree in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Bern. Driven by the desire to put his skills at the service of health and medical innovation, he has oriented his career towards the development of technological solutions in the biomedical field. Since 2020, he has been working at EPFL, at the Center for Artificial Muscle, where he is responsible for the fabrication of new prototypes.

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Hemodynamic effects of a dielectric elastomer augmented aorta on aortic wave intensity: An in-vivo study

Control-oriented modeling and analysis of tubular dielectric elastomer actuators dedicated to cardiac assist devices

Novel para-aortic cardiac assistance using a pre-stretched dielectric elastomer actuator