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About
Kristóf Móga is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of computer-assisted surgery and advanced robotics, with a primary focus on spine surgery, extended reality, and sensor-driven automation. His most impactful work, a systematic review on augmented and mixed reality head-mounted displays for in vivo spine surgery (31 citations), has established foundational evidence for how AR-HMDs can enhance surgical navigation and pedicle screw placement accuracy. Móga’s scoping review on image-guided robotics and extended reality (18 citations) further synthesizes the state of the art in robot-assisted surgery, positioning him as a key synthesizer of emerging digital technologies in orthopedics. Beyond clinical applications, he has developed a sensorized psychomotor skill assessment platform using a robotic surgery phantom, contributing to objective surgical training metrics. His recent work extends into industrial automation with a sensor-enhanced smart gripper for meat processing, demonstrating versatility in cyber-physical systems. Móga’s research bridges cutting-edge visualization, haptic feedback, and robotic precision, making him a notable figure in advancing both surgical outcomes and automated manipulation.
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- 4Sensor-Enhanced Smart Gripper Development for Automated Meat Processing2 citations · 2024