We are designing and evaluating control strategies that enable surgeons to intuitively hand-guide an endoscope attached to a redundant lightweight robot. The strategies focus on safety aspects as well as intuitive and smooth control for moving the endoscope. Two scenarios are addressed. The first being a compliant hand-guidance of the endoscope and the second moving the robot’s elbow on its redundancy circle to move the robot out of the surgeon’s way without changing the view. To prevent collisions with the patient and the environment, the robot needs to move respecting Cartesian constraints
In this paper, we propose a control framework for robot-assisted minimally invasive general surgery ...
While the teleoperation framework has been successfully implemented for the surgical robots, especia...
In traditional endoscopic surgery, the surgeon manipulating the endoscopic instruments is supported ...
Many keyhole interventions rely on bi-manual handling of surgical instruments, forcing the main surg...
This article presents the design and imple-mentation of a new robotic system for assisting surgeons ...
Robotic assisted surgery has been adopted for many minimally invasive procedures. In particular mast...
Hands-on robotic surgery is where the surgeon controls the tool's motion by applying forces and torq...
In therapeutic flexible endoscopy a team of physician and assistant(s) is required to control all in...
© 2016 IEEE. An improved human-robot collaborative control scheme is proposed in a teleoperated mini...
Robotic systems are more and more present in our daily life. Robots became indeed more economical, e...
No-scar surgery, which aims at performing surgical operations without visible scars, is the vanguard...
An improved human-robot collaborative control scheme is proposed in a teleoperated minimally invasiv...
In this study, control of a endoscope robot for the pituitary gland surgery is presented. This co-wo...
During the last 150 years, surgery has evolved from a last resort solution to the highly specialized...
Flexible endoscopy requires a lot of skill to manipulate both the endoscope and the associated instr...
In this paper, we propose a control framework for robot-assisted minimally invasive general surgery ...
While the teleoperation framework has been successfully implemented for the surgical robots, especia...
In traditional endoscopic surgery, the surgeon manipulating the endoscopic instruments is supported ...
Many keyhole interventions rely on bi-manual handling of surgical instruments, forcing the main surg...
This article presents the design and imple-mentation of a new robotic system for assisting surgeons ...
Robotic assisted surgery has been adopted for many minimally invasive procedures. In particular mast...
Hands-on robotic surgery is where the surgeon controls the tool's motion by applying forces and torq...
In therapeutic flexible endoscopy a team of physician and assistant(s) is required to control all in...
© 2016 IEEE. An improved human-robot collaborative control scheme is proposed in a teleoperated mini...
Robotic systems are more and more present in our daily life. Robots became indeed more economical, e...
No-scar surgery, which aims at performing surgical operations without visible scars, is the vanguard...
An improved human-robot collaborative control scheme is proposed in a teleoperated minimally invasiv...
In this study, control of a endoscope robot for the pituitary gland surgery is presented. This co-wo...
During the last 150 years, surgery has evolved from a last resort solution to the highly specialized...
Flexible endoscopy requires a lot of skill to manipulate both the endoscope and the associated instr...
In this paper, we propose a control framework for robot-assisted minimally invasive general surgery ...
While the teleoperation framework has been successfully implemented for the surgical robots, especia...
In traditional endoscopic surgery, the surgeon manipulating the endoscopic instruments is supported ...