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A Haptic Master-slave Robot System : Experimental Performance Evaluation for Medical Application

Jong-Seok Oh, Won-Ki Shin, Phuong-Bac Nguyen, Chang-Ho Uhm, Seung‐Bok Choi

Year
2013
Citations
2
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Abstract

In this work, 4-DOF ER haptic master is proposed and integrated with a slave robot for minimally invasive surgery(MIS). Using a controllable ER fluid, the haptic master can generate a repulsive force/torque with the 4-DOF motion. For realization of master-slave robot system, the motion command of the haptic master is realized by slave surgery robot. In order to follow the 4-DOF motion of the haptic master, novel mechanism of slave surgery robot with gimbal joint is devised. Accordingly, the haptic master-slave robot system is established by incorporating the slave robot with the haptic master device in which the desired repulsive force/torque and position are transferred to each other via wireless communications. In order to obtain the desired force/torque and position trajectories, tracking controllers for haptic master and slave robot are designed and implemented, respectively. It has been demonstrated that the desired effective torque tracking control performance is well achieved using the proposed haptic master-slave robot system.

Keywords

Haptic technologyMaster/slaveRobotTorqueSimulationTracking (education)EngineeringMechanism (biology)Computer scienceArtificial intelligence

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