Papers
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Total Citations
638
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About
Mohsen Moradi Dalvand is a leading researcher in surgical robotics, continuum mechanisms, and high-precision motion control, whose work bridges the gap between robotic theory and life-saving clinical applications. His most influential contributions include developing a laser interferometry-based guidance methodology for high-precision positioning of mechanisms and robots (98 citations), which set a new standard for accuracy in robotic systems. He also derived a groundbreaking quasistatic loading model for n-tendon continuum robots (74 citations), a fundamental tool for designing tendon-driven robots without control-destroying slack. In the surgical domain, Dalvand created the actuated force feedback-enabled laparoscopic instrument for robotic-assisted surgery (55 citations) and demonstrated the profound effects of realistic force feedback in minimally invasive systems (38 citations), directly addressing the loss of tactile sensation in telesurgery. His work on the PRAMiSS parallel robot for microsurgery (58 citations) and the stair-climbing MSRox mobile robot (56 citations) showcases his versatility. Notably, his modular instrument design for the haptically-enabled HeroSurg system (28 citations) and fast vision-based catheter 3D reconstruction (23 citations) continue to shape next-generation surgical tools. With over 400 total citations, Dalvand’s research is essential reading for anyone advancing robotic surgery, continuum robotics, or precision mechatronics.
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- 4Stair Climber Smart Mobile Robot (MSRox)56 citations · 2006
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- 9Forward kinematics analysis of offset 6-RR <u>C</u> RR parallel manipulators25 citations · 2011
- 10Fast vision-based catheter 3D reconstruction23 citations · 2016