Grip force control for robotic surgical instrument end effector

作者: Gary S. Guthart , Gregory F. Richmond

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关键词: Robot end effectorSurgical instrumentControl theoryMechanism (engineering)Control (management)SignalGrip forceEngineering

摘要: Methods of controlling a gripping force an end effector robotically-controlled surgical instrument are provided. The method includes receiving first input signal indicative high grip level at master mechanism that controls slave the effector; second user's readiness to operate perform procedure; and outputting actuation in response together increase from higher than during procedure.

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