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Design and implementation of a patient-specific cognitive engine for robotic needle insertion

Xiaoyu Tan, Chin-Boon Chng, Bin Duan, Yvonne Ho, Rong Wen, Xuan Chen, Kah Bin Lim, Chee‐Kong Chui

Year
2016
Citations
5

Abstract

In order to develop an effective and user-friendly control method for surgical robotic system, we propose a new framework of cognitive engine to supervise and regulate the surgical processes. The framework aims to make the surgical processes understandable by both human operators and robots. A prototype cognitive engine was implemented using ontology and SPARQL query language on JAVA and tested in ex-vivo phantom experiments with a robotic RF needle insertion system. The prototype cognitive engine has successfully guided the robot in execution of surgical procedures.

Keywords

Computer scienceCognitionEmbedded systemPsychologyNeuroscience

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