A robotic system to take blood samples autonomously from the forearm is presented, and preliminary results are discussed which demonstrate its feasibility. Force/position profiles, while pressing a flat-headed probe against the surface of the skin, enable the determination of a vein's location to within 1 mm on a phantom. When a needle is inserted, the characteristic force/position profile, on puncturing the vein wall, is distinctive enough to implement automatic needle withdrawal to prevent overshoot. Future developments of the project are presented that provide both an autonomous blood sampling robot and a force-feedback surgical trainer
Robot-assisted surgery is of growing interest in the surgical and engineering communities. The use o...
Cardiovascular diseases are the most common cause of death worldwide. Remotely manipulated robotic s...
Current vascular intervention inevitably exposes a large amount of X-ray to both an operator and a p...
Objective: To remove blood from an incision and find the incision spot is a key task during surgery,...
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Diagnostic blood testing is the most ubiquitous clinical procedure in the world, and influences 80% ...
Performed over 1.5 billion times each year, venipuncture is the most ubiquitous clinical interventio...
Surgical robots are becoming increasingly common in operating rooms, which provides the opportunity ...
Over the past decade, the field of medical robotics has seen a rapid surge in research and applicati...
The robotic surgical system has been widely used in surgeries in various fields for its advantages o...
Phlebotomy is a routine task, performed over a billion times annually in the United States alone, th...
This paper presents a study regarding the design and the experimental setup of a medical robotic sys...
In this study, a feedback control law is proposed to steer a robotic needle using force information ...
Traditional renal puncture surgery requires manual operation, which has a poor puncture effect, low ...
This paper proposes a novel robotic US scanning system to scan the lower limbs of the patient for De...
Robot-assisted surgery is of growing interest in the surgical and engineering communities. The use o...
Cardiovascular diseases are the most common cause of death worldwide. Remotely manipulated robotic s...
Current vascular intervention inevitably exposes a large amount of X-ray to both an operator and a p...
Objective: To remove blood from an incision and find the incision spot is a key task during surgery,...
Available from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:DXN042007 / BLDSC - British Library Docume...
Diagnostic blood testing is the most ubiquitous clinical procedure in the world, and influences 80% ...
Performed over 1.5 billion times each year, venipuncture is the most ubiquitous clinical interventio...
Surgical robots are becoming increasingly common in operating rooms, which provides the opportunity ...
Over the past decade, the field of medical robotics has seen a rapid surge in research and applicati...
The robotic surgical system has been widely used in surgeries in various fields for its advantages o...
Phlebotomy is a routine task, performed over a billion times annually in the United States alone, th...
This paper presents a study regarding the design and the experimental setup of a medical robotic sys...
In this study, a feedback control law is proposed to steer a robotic needle using force information ...
Traditional renal puncture surgery requires manual operation, which has a poor puncture effect, low ...
This paper proposes a novel robotic US scanning system to scan the lower limbs of the patient for De...
Robot-assisted surgery is of growing interest in the surgical and engineering communities. The use o...
Cardiovascular diseases are the most common cause of death worldwide. Remotely manipulated robotic s...
Current vascular intervention inevitably exposes a large amount of X-ray to both an operator and a p...