Development of Control Framework for Spine Surgery Robot Using EtherCAT

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Main Authors: Adin, Veysi, Kim, Chunwoo
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Published: 2023
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author Adin, Veysi
Kim, Chunwoo
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Kim, Chunwoo
contents As the more sensors and actuators are used in the robotic systems to provide more features, complexity of the system is increasing. When it comes to medical robotics, it becomes harder to ensure safety and determinism in the system. To deal with increasing complexity and ensure precise periodicity and execution timing for a medical robot, in this paper we report development of EtherCAT master as a part of software framework for spine surgery robot. We implemented multi-axis controller using open-source EtherCAT master running in real-time preemptive Linux. We evaluated the real-time performance of the system in terms of periodicity, jitter and execution time in our first prototype of spine surgery robot.
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spellingShingle Development of Control Framework for Spine Surgery Robot Using EtherCAT
Adin, Veysi
Kim, Chunwoo
Robotics
As the more sensors and actuators are used in the robotic systems to provide more features, complexity of the system is increasing. When it comes to medical robotics, it becomes harder to ensure safety and determinism in the system. To deal with increasing complexity and ensure precise periodicity and execution timing for a medical robot, in this paper we report development of EtherCAT master as a part of software framework for spine surgery robot. We implemented multi-axis controller using open-source EtherCAT master running in real-time preemptive Linux. We evaluated the real-time performance of the system in terms of periodicity, jitter and execution time in our first prototype of spine surgery robot.
title Development of Control Framework for Spine Surgery Robot Using EtherCAT
topic Robotics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.08583