International audienceThis paper presents a new image-based approach to the control of a robotic system equipped with an ultra- sound imaging device. For diagnostic applications, the proposed method makes it possible to position an ultrasound probe on a desired organ section and to track it by compensating for rigid motions of the organ. Both in-plane and out-of-plane motions of the probe are controlled by the proposed method. The main contribution of this work is the direct use of the ultrasound image as visual feature which spares any segmentation or image processing time consuming step. Simulation and robotic experiments are performed on a realistic abdominal phantom and validate this ultrasound intensity-based visual servoing approach
International audienceThis paper presents a new image-based approach to control a robotic system equ...
Abstract—This paper presents a three dimensional ultra-sound (3DUS)-based visual servoing technique ...
International audienceThis paper presents a new image-based visual servoing approach to control a ro...
International audienceThis paper presents a new image-based approach to the control of a robotic sys...
International audienceReal time and non invasive, the ultrasound imag- ing modality can easily be us...
International audienceIn this work we present an ultrasound (US) visual servoing to control a roboti...
Special issue on Selected papers from IROS'05International audienceA new visual servoing technique b...
International audienceA new visual servoing technique based on 2D ultrasound image is proposed in or...
International audienceRobotized ultrasound examination offers on one hand more accuracy for the medi...
International audienceWe propose a new visual servo approach to automatically control in real-time t...
International audienceThis paper presents a new visual servoing method that is able to stabilize a m...
International audienceThis paper presents a three dimensional ultrasound (3DUS)-based visual servoin...
International audienceThis paper presents a new image-based approach to control a robotic system equ...
Abstract—This paper presents a three dimensional ultra-sound (3DUS)-based visual servoing technique ...
International audienceThis paper presents a new image-based visual servoing approach to control a ro...
International audienceThis paper presents a new image-based approach to the control of a robotic sys...
International audienceReal time and non invasive, the ultrasound imag- ing modality can easily be us...
International audienceIn this work we present an ultrasound (US) visual servoing to control a roboti...
Special issue on Selected papers from IROS'05International audienceA new visual servoing technique b...
International audienceA new visual servoing technique based on 2D ultrasound image is proposed in or...
International audienceRobotized ultrasound examination offers on one hand more accuracy for the medi...
International audienceWe propose a new visual servo approach to automatically control in real-time t...
International audienceThis paper presents a new visual servoing method that is able to stabilize a m...
International audienceThis paper presents a three dimensional ultrasound (3DUS)-based visual servoin...
International audienceThis paper presents a new image-based approach to control a robotic system equ...
Abstract—This paper presents a three dimensional ultra-sound (3DUS)-based visual servoing technique ...
International audienceThis paper presents a new image-based visual servoing approach to control a ro...