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Advancements in robotic technology have led to the newest Minimally Invasive Robotic Surgery (MIRS) that offers solutions to minimize many of the pitfalls associated with traditional surgery. However, the lack of haptic feedback has been a major limitation reported by robot-assisted surgeons. New advances in micro-miniature hermetically sealed, force sensors allow placement of the sensor at the instrument tip allowing point of surgery haptic feedback to the surgeon. This presentation examines the many design challenges that the surgical tool designer must consider in implementing a haptic feedback sensor.
Attendees of this webinar will learn:
- Technical and economic considerations
- Sensor signal interface: reliability, sensor calibration, and temperature compensation
- Improving reusability through autoclave sterilization processes
Featured Speakers:
Ehsan Mokhberi
Business Development Director
FUTEK Advanced Sensor Technology
Ebenezer Ferreira
Project Manager
FUTEK Advanced Sensor Technology
Steve Crowe
Editor
The Robot Report
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