Coupling for a robotic surgical instrument
A technology of robotic surgery and surgical instruments, applied in surgical manipulators, surgical robots, surgery, etc., can solve the problem of surgical robots without force feedback
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[0029] figure 1 A wrist-worn surgical robot 10 is shown mounted on a six degrees of freedom (DoF) tandem manipulator 12 for full-body positioning. Surgical robot 10 is configured to mount wrist-worn instruments and can be manufactured and assembled quickly. Surgical robot 10 is also designed to allow rapid integration of new instruments through the use of a modular design. In addition, surgical robot 10 integrates force sensing into its actuation, as described below, in order to enable force feedback in a cost-effective manner by avoiding the placement of force sensors on surgical instrument tips. This placement has been a major obstacle to sensing integration in prior art surgical robots.
[0030] figure 2 An overview of the surgical robot 10 is shown with an end effector (in this embodiment, a wrist grasper) 16 attached. figure 2 The surgical robot 10 shown in is used for figure 1 Modular attachments for the six DoF tandem manipulator 12 shown in . The tandem manipul...
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