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Develop a surgical robot that 'understands' the voice and gestures of the surgeon
A research group at the Andalusian Institute of Advanced Automation and Robotics
(IAR) has developed an autonomous robot that serves as an assistant in minimally
invasive surgery, using a camera and an arm that helps the specialist maneuvers such
as suturing.
Named for CISOBOT, the controller is adapted to the surgeon, by identifying the
movements and gestures in an automated way. It uses a statistical algorithm that
computes the best response to model maneuvers that have been registered previously
A research group at the Andalusian Institute of Advanced Automation and Robotics
(IAR) has developed an autonomous robot that serves as an assistant in minimally
invasive surgery, using a camera and an arm that helps the specialist maneuvers such
as suturing.
Named for CISOBOT, the controller is adapted to the surgeon, by identifying the
movements and gestures in an automated way. It uses a statistical algorithm that
computes the best response to model maneuvers that have been registered previously
in the memory of the machine
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