Research and implementation of master-slave control for interventional robot system
Xie Qingcheng, Chen Guo, Shipeng Han
- Year
- 2017
- Citations
- 3
Abstract
Minimally invasive endovascular surgery is an important means of treatment of cardiovascular diseases. The operation of traditional surgical intervention operation system was very difficult. And it is a departure from the hand-held conduit progressive doctors operating mode. The doctors are asked too much for the intubation. In order to solve this problem, based on the new catheter mechanical means a linear stepper / push mechanism guide-wire with scaling control method between master and slave, a mobile surgical robot master-slave control system was designed, and the performance of this device was tested. Experiments showed that the axial movement between the master and slave system error is less than 1%, and the rotational movement accuracy is better than 1 degree in performance and functionality to meet the requirements of vascular interventional procedures.
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