DocumentCode
2790549
Title
A predictive control approach and interactive GUI to enhance distal environment rendering during robotized tele-echography: Interactive platform for robotized telechography
Author
Vieyres, P. ; Josserand, L. ; Chiccoli, M. ; Sandoval, Jorge ; Morette, N. ; Novales, Cyril ; Fonte, Alessandro ; Avgousti, S. ; Voskarides, S. ; Kasparis, T.
Author_Institution
Lab. Prisme, Univ. of Orleans, Bourges, France
fYear
2012
fDate
11-13 Nov. 2012
Firstpage
233
Lastpage
239
Abstract
Performing a robotized telemedicine act via specific networks brings forth two issues. One is transparency in order to enable the operator, e.g. the medical ultrasound specialist, to safely and accurately perform bilateral tele-operation tasks despite the long time delays inherent to the communication link. To counter these effects, two strategies are combined to improve, at the operator site, the rendering of the interactions between the remote robotic systems with its environment (i.e. the patient), and the control of the robot´s orientation. The first approach is the development of a new control architecture based on an internal model providing an anticipated value of the distant environment stiffness; it is complemented with a graphic user interface (GUI) which provides the expert with the real-time relative position of the haptic probe with the robot´s end effector for a better tele-operated control. These combined strategies provide the expert with an improved interactive tool for a tele-diagnosis.
Keywords
delays; end effectors; graphical user interfaces; haptic interfaces; position control; predictive control; rendering (computer graphics); telecontrol; telemedicine; distal environment rendering; distant environment stiffness; graphic user interface; haptic probe; improved interactive tool; interactive GUI; predictive control approach; real-time relative position; remote robotic systems; robot end effector; robot orientation control; robotized tele-echography; robotized telemedicine; tele-diagnosis; tele-operated control; Biomedical imaging; Force; Haptic interfaces; Probes; Protocols; Robots; Ultrasonic imaging; GUI; bilateral architecture; force feedback; medical robotic; tele-echography;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Bioinformatics & Bioengineering (BIBE), 2012 IEEE 12th International Conference on
Conference_Location
Larnaca
Print_ISBN
978-1-4673-4357-2
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/BIBE.2012.6399680
Filename
6399680
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