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Improved Haptic Interface for Colonoscopy Simulation

Authors: Hyun Soo, Woo; Woo Seok, Kim; Woojin, Ahn; Doo Yong, Lee; Sun Young, Yi;

Improved Haptic Interface for Colonoscopy Simulation

Abstract

This paper presents an improved haptic interface of the KAIST-Ewha colonoscopy simulator II. The haptic interface enables the distal portion of the colonoscope to be freely bent while guaranteeing enough workspace and reflective forces for colonoscopy simulation. Its force-torque sensor measures profiles of the user. Manipulation of the colonoscope tip is monitored by four deflection sensors, and triggers computation to render accurate graphic images corresponding to the angle knob rotation. Tack switches are attached on the valve-actuation buttons of the colonoscope to simulate air-injection or suction, and the corresponding deformation of the colon.

Keywords

Korea, Colonoscopes, Transducers, Colonoscopy, Equipment Design, Feedback, Equipment Failure Analysis, User-Computer Interface, Surgery, Computer-Assisted, Touch, Physical Stimulation

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