Kensuke Ookomori
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About
Kensuke Ookomori is a researcher in medical robotics, with a focused expertise in tele-echography systems—remote ultrasound diagnosis technology. His major contributions center on developing human-machine interfaces that allow doctors to control robotic ultrasound probes from a distance while receiving realistic haptic feedback. Specifically, his work addresses the critical challenge of enabling a remote physician to sense the contact force between the ultrasound probe and the patient's body surface, thereby improving diagnostic accuracy and procedural safety. His most cited papers, including "Development of graphical user interface to control remote probe by reflecting contact force on body surface for tele-echography system" (2009) and "Development of Tele-echography Interface Considering Contact Force of Ultrasound Probe to Body Surface" (2008), each with 2 citations, establish the foundational principles for force-reflecting teleoperation in medical imaging. Although his citation counts are modest, Ookomori's work represents an important early step toward practical tele-ultrasound systems, particularly valuable for expanding access to diagnostic imaging in remote or underserved areas.
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