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Will your next surgeon be a robot? Autonomy and AI in robotic surgery. [PDF]

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Schmidgall S   +3 more
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Bilateral teleoperation: An historical survey

Automatica, 2006
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Hokayem, Peter F., Spong, Mark W.
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Predictive control approaches for bilateral teleoperation

Annual Reviews in Control, 2016
Abstract Performance and stability are both affected due to time delay in bilateral teleoperation. Recent researches have reported the effectiveness of applying predictive control approaches to cope with the time delay effect which improve both stability and transparency.
Riaz Uddin, Jeha Ryu
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Thermal bilateral coupling in teleoperators

2005 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems, 2005
This paper presents a new method and formalism to achieve thermal feedback for teleoperation and telepresence applications. The basic idea is to realize an approach similar to force reflecting telerobotics. That is to say, bilateral coupling between thermal temperature and thermal flux variables.
Drif, Abdelhamid   +2 more
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Telepresence Index for Bilateral Teleoperations

IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, Part B (Cybernetics), 2012
This paper proposes a performance index called telepresence index for bilateral teleoperation, which can be used both for the performance evaluation of bilateral control architectures and for design purposes. This index is intended to represent a comprehensive performance objective consisting of transparency and kinematic correspondence, which are two ...
Chang, PH Chang, Pyung Hun   +1 more
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Switching Robust Control for Bilateral Teleoperation

IEEE Transactions on Control Systems Technology, 2016
The inherent transparency-stability tradeoff in bilateral teleoperation poses a challenge to design controllers that find a proper balance between both requirements. Furthermore, when the environment of the teleoperation system varies within a large range, a single controller might not be sufficient to achieve both stability and high performance.
Lopez Martinez, Cesar   +3 more
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