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CAREER: Toward Automating Surgical Tasks

CAREER: Toward Automating Surgical Tasks
职业:实现手术任务自动化
批准号:
1149965
负责人:
Ron Alterovitz
金额:
$44.96万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2012
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2012-03-01 至 2019-02-28

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中文摘要
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该项目为医疗机器人开发了一个新的运动规划框架,该框架结合了自动规划算法,机器人控制和人类监督,以实现超出当前临床能力的新的更安全的机器人程序,将提高手术机器人系统的自主性。该框架将提高现有程序的速度、准确性和精确度,并实现需要超出人类操作员能力的灵活性和控制的全新程序类别。这项拟议工作的资金将引入和评估一个新的运动规划框架,同时解决医疗应用中出现的变形,不确定性和最优性的挑战。该研究将结合联合收割机的想法,从多个领域的计算机科学和工程,包括机器人技术,计算机图形学,有限元方法,优化理论,马尔可夫决策过程,随机建模,并从示范学习。预期的科学贡献包括新的运动规划算法,有效地集成基于物理的模拟,运动规划下的不确定性,传感器的位置,以及新的方法,将用户输入到基于反馈的运动规划。从长远来看,这些贡献可能会在运动规划、解剖学和生物力学建模、从演示中学习以及医疗机器人等交叉领域带来新的研究途径。医疗机器人的运动规划框架将改善患者护理,从而提高自主性将减少手术错误-目前造成十分之一的手术后死亡-通过使医生能够专注于高级任务而不是低级运动控制。将这一框架应用于前列腺干预、肺活检和神经外科手术,每年可能会影响数十万人,并产生广泛的社会影响。计算机科学改善医疗保健的能力可能会吸引以前可能对该领域不感兴趣的新学生,特别是女性和代表性不足的群体。PI将开发新的外展活动,围绕一个互动的游戏般的模拟医疗程序,突出了计算机科学对医学的影响,创建一个新的本科预科课程,教未来的医生重要的计算机科学概念,并修改机器人课程,通过实验室创造兴奋,并为学生提供必要的技能,在美国不断增长的医疗保健事业和服务机器人产业。
英文摘要
This project, developing a new motion planning framework for medical robots that combines automatic planning algorithms, robot control, and human oversight to enable new and safer robotic procedures that are beyond current clinical capabilities, will increase the autonomy of surgical robotic systems. This framework will result in improved speed, accuracy, and precision of existing procedures and enable entirely new classes of procedures that require dexterity and control beyond the capability of a human operator. The funding of this proposed work will introduce and evaluate a new motion planning framework that simultaneously addresses the challenges of deformations, uncertainty, and optimality that arise in medical applications. The research will combine ideas from multiple areas of computer science and engineering, including robotics, computer graphics, finite element methods, optimization theory, Markov decision processes, stochastic modeling, and learning from demonstrations. Expected scientific contributions include new motion planning algorithms that efficiently integrate physically-based simulation, motion planning under uncertainty, and sensor placement, as well as new approaches to integrate user input into feedback-based motion planning. In the long term, these contributions may lead to new avenues of research at the intersection of motion planning, anatomy and biomechanical modeling, learning from demonstrations, and medical robotics.Broader Impacts: A motion planning framework for medical robots will improve patient care and the resulting increased autonomy will reduce surgical errors -- which currently contribute to 1 in 10 post-surgical deaths -- by enabling physicians to focus on high-level tasks rather than low-level motion control. The application of this framework to prostate interventions, lung biopsies, and neurosurgery could affect hundreds of thousands of people annually and have broad societal impact. The ability of computer science to improve healthcare may attract new students to computer science who might previously not have been interested in the field, particularly women and underrepresented groups. The PI will develop new outreach activities centered around an interactive game-like simulation of medical procedures that highlights the impact that computer science can have on medicine, create a new undergraduate course for pre-meds to teach future physicians crucial computer science concepts, and revamp the robotics curriculum to create excitement through labs and provide students with the skills necessary to pursue a career in America's growing healthcare and service robotics industries.
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NSF-BSF: RI: Small: Provably High-Quality Robot Inspection Planning - Theory and Application
XPS: FULL: DSD: Parallel Motion Planning for Cloud-connected Robots
Workshop: Robot Planning in the Real World: Research Challenges and Opportunities
SHB: Small: Computing Robot Motions for Home Healthcare Assistance
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  • 批准号:
    --
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    --
  • 资助金额:
    55万元
  • 批准年份:
    2022
  • 负责人:
    Thomas Pahtz
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