Project Details
Abstract
Recently years, fast developing of medical and engineering technology enhance the
performance of endoscopic surgery. The endoscopic surgery has been very popular to
replace traditional open surgery. Proper surgical deceives are able to assist surgeons to
perform accurate and dexterous operation; therefore, the safety and efficiency of endoscopic
surgery can be ensured.
In the endoscopic surgery, the human assistant must hold the endoscope camera to take the
image inside patient’s body for surgeon. This work is boring and tedious; therefore, robotic
surgical robotic arms are developed to replace the human’s work. The robotic arms are
complex, expensive, but not so reliable. The endoscopy holding and positioning devices
with compact size, light weight and easy use are developed rapidly.
The project will investigate the different design of endoscopic holding and positioning
devisees to obtain the different design structures. In the mean time, the design principle for
endoscopy holding and positioning devices will be analyzed and classified. Various new
surgical designs will be proposed by creative method. In the research project, a concept
and detail design will be accomplished. The three dimensional solid model will be build by
computer aided design software to demonstrate the motion. The endoscopy holding and
positioning devices will have end effector to hold endoscope to perform the function. We
will discussed by the rotational joint range and linear motion limitation. All of the
connecting linkage and transmission components must be compact tube shape to provide
space for surgeons in the operating room. The surgical instruments have to reach proper
workspace and dexterous for positioning task. The prototype surgical instrument will be
manufactured to verify the function. In addition, the device must have enough strength to
support surgical force, easily utilize and highly accuracy.
Project IDs
Project ID:PC10308-1876
External Project ID:MOST103-2221-E182-017
External Project ID:MOST103-2221-E182-017
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 01/08/14 → 31/07/15 |
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