Josefine Schreiter
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5
Total Citations
36
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About
Josefine Schreiter is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of medical robotics, human-computer interaction, and augmented reality. Her work focuses on developing intuitive, multimodal interfaces—including touchless control, haptic feedback, and augmented reality—to enhance robotic assistance in interventional radiology and orthopedic surgery. Her most-cited paper, "A multimodal user interface for touchless control of robotic ultrasound" (2022, 13 citations), addresses the critical need for sterile, non-tactile interaction in robotic ultrasound systems. She further explores surgeon-robot collaboration in "AR-Supported Supervision of Conditional Autonomous Robots" (2022, 8 citations), envisioning a future where augmented reality enables safe supervision of semi-autonomous robots during pedicle screw placement. Her systematic review on multimodal human-computer interaction in surgery (2024, 7 citations) provides a comprehensive roadmap for integrating voice, gesture, and gaze commands into clinical workflows. With a growing citation record and a focus on real-time, force-feedback control, Schreiter is shaping the next generation of collaborative medical robots—making them safer, more intuitive, and ready for autonomous assistance under human supervision.
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- 1A multimodal user interface for touchless control of robotic ultrasound13 citations · 2022
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