The design of a dual channel synchronous control system based on a new percutaneous puncture surgical robot

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Liandong Wang
Tiehua Hu
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[1] Jilin University,School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (SAME)
[2] China Academy of Machinery Science & Technology (CAM),undefined
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Multimedia Tools and Applications | 2020年 / 79卷
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Dual channel; Synchronous control; Surgical robot; Tele-robotics;
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One type of automatic medical tele-robotics system that is used in Percutaneous Puncture Surgery has been presented in this paper. A compensation (or synchronous) method for physiological movement is a necessary control method to reduce the difficulty of operations and improve operating accuracy for an automatic Percutaneous Puncture Surgical Robot (PPSR). Firstly, the robotics system can put a surgeon away from X-ray radiation. Secondly and importantly, the control system of the Robot is based on an Iterative Learning Control (ILC) algorithm which is a dual channel synchronous control system. The puncture actuator controlling channel is in charge of automatically inserting a needle and compensating for the motion of the internal organs. The robotic arm controlling channel is in charge of controlling the direction of the needle and compensating for the body’s external inserting point motion with the on-line supervision. The performance of the control system has been evaluated and simulated in MATLAB. The results have been proven that the control process is effective.
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页码:10405 / 10425
页数:20
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