Trauma surgery robot autonomous operating system

By utilizing the autonomous operating system of the trauma surgery robot and generating operation instructions based on real-time sensing data and medical images, efficient autonomous operation of skin incision generation, wound fixation, and suturing in trauma surgery has been achieved. This solves the problem that existing orthopedic surgical robots cannot meet future medical needs, and improves surgical efficiency and precision.

CN122398474APending Publication Date: 2026-07-17LONGWOOD VALLEY MEDICAL TECH CO LTD
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Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
LONGWOOD VALLEY MEDICAL TECH CO LTD
Filing Date
2026-05-19
Publication Date
2026-07-17

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Technical Problem

Existing orthopedic surgical robots are insufficient to meet the needs of doctors and patients in future medical scenarios, especially in trauma surgery where they cannot achieve efficient autonomous operation.

Method used

An autonomous operating system for a trauma surgery robot is provided, which includes a skin incision generation module, a wound fixation module, a repositioning module, and a suturing module. It generates real-time instructions to direct the surgical robot to perform skin incision generation, wound fixation, repositioning, and suturing operations, and uses intraoperative sensing data and medical images for intelligent planning.

Benefits of technology

It has improved the efficiency and precision of trauma surgery, enabled the autonomous operation of surgical robots, reduced reliance on doctors, and improved surgical efficiency and patient recovery efficiency.

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Abstract

The application provides a trauma surgery robot autonomous operation system, comprising: a skin incision generation module configured to generate skin incision generation instructions for a trauma surgery to instruct a surgery robot to perform a skin incision generation operation according to the skin incision generation instructions; and a trauma fixation module configured to generate trauma fixation instructions for the trauma surgery to instruct the surgery robot to perform a trauma fixation operation according to the trauma fixation instructions. The skin incision generation instructions and the trauma fixation instructions can be generated to instruct the surgery robot to perform corresponding autonomous operations in the trauma surgery, thereby improving the surgery efficiency.
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