A surgical robot system for maxillofacial surgery
Tim C. Lueth, A. Hein, Jochen Albrecht, M. Demirtaş, Stefan Zachow, E. Heissler, Martina I. Klein, Horst Menneking, G. Hommel, J. Bier
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 68
Abstract
In this paper, the first active surgical robot system (OTTO) in a clinical environment for maxillofacial surgery is presented. The medical application is described from a technical point of view and the requirements for a robot in this speciality are defined. The paper describes the system architecture of the robotics environment and the need for research and development. The robot's hardware is based on a delta-kinematics robot system. At the current state of development, the robot can be used for inserting nonflexible catheters and for implanting bone fixtures in the skull.
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