Kinematic analysis of a parallel robot for minimally invasive surgery

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Auteurs principaux: Vaida, Calin, Gherman, Bogdan, Birlescu, Iosif, Tucan, Paul, Pusca, Alexandru, Rus, Gabriela, Chablat, Damien, Pisla, Doina
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Publié: 2024
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author Vaida, Calin
Gherman, Bogdan
Birlescu, Iosif
Tucan, Paul
Pusca, Alexandru
Rus, Gabriela
Chablat, Damien
Pisla, Doina
author_facet Vaida, Calin
Gherman, Bogdan
Birlescu, Iosif
Tucan, Paul
Pusca, Alexandru
Rus, Gabriela
Chablat, Damien
Pisla, Doina
contents The paper presents the kinematic modelling for the coupled motion of a 6-DOF surgical parallel robot PARA-SILSROB which guides a mobile platform carrying the surgical instruments, and the actuators of the sub-modules which hold these tools. To increase the surgical procedure safety, a closed form solution for the kinematic model is derived and then, the forward and inverse kinematic models for the mobile orientation platform are obtained. The kinematic models are used in numerical simulations for the reorientation of the endoscopic camera, which imposes an automated compensatory motion from the active instruments' mod-ules.
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spellingShingle Kinematic analysis of a parallel robot for minimally invasive surgery
Vaida, Calin
Gherman, Bogdan
Birlescu, Iosif
Tucan, Paul
Pusca, Alexandru
Rus, Gabriela
Chablat, Damien
Pisla, Doina
Robotics
The paper presents the kinematic modelling for the coupled motion of a 6-DOF surgical parallel robot PARA-SILSROB which guides a mobile platform carrying the surgical instruments, and the actuators of the sub-modules which hold these tools. To increase the surgical procedure safety, a closed form solution for the kinematic model is derived and then, the forward and inverse kinematic models for the mobile orientation platform are obtained. The kinematic models are used in numerical simulations for the reorientation of the endoscopic camera, which imposes an automated compensatory motion from the active instruments' mod-ules.
title Kinematic analysis of a parallel robot for minimally invasive surgery
topic Robotics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.02047