SURGICAL
Control system architecture for a minimally invasive surgical robot.
Kenneth Fodero, H. Hawkeye King, Mitchell J. H. Lum, C. J. Bland, Jacob Rosén, Mika Sinanan, Blake Hannaford
- Year
- 2006
- Citations
- 11
Abstract
As the field of surgical robotics continues to evolve, it is important to keep patient safety in mind. This paper describes a safety control architecture aimed at moving an experimental system in the direction of intrinsically safe operation. The system includes safety features such as: a small number of states, Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) state transition control, active enable, brakes, E-STOP, and a surgeon foot pedal.
Keywords
RoboticsArchitectureRobotControl (management)Control engineeringControl systemSurgical robotEngineeringController (irrigation)Programmable logic controller
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