Since the last newsletter, the Consortium partners have worked to set up the functional view of the SMARTsurg system’s architecture and the requirements and specifications of the system and the Head Mounted Display (HMD).
The latest achievements are detailed in the present newsletter.
Zoe Doulgeri and Theodora Kastritsi presented the following paper “On the Stability of Robot Kinesthetic Guidance in the Presence of Active Constraints" at 2018 European Control Conference (ECC 18).
The third plenary meeting of the SMARTsurg project was hosted by Optivent in Rennes, France on February 15-16, 2018.
In the frame of European Robotics Forum (ERF) 2018 (Tampere, Finland, March 13-15, 2018) SMARTsurg partners (UWE-Bristol Robotic Laboratory and Politecnico di Milano) co-organized and participated to the Workshop on Networking for new trends in surgical robotics. Sanja Dogramadzi, Bristol Robotic Laboratory, UK, presented SMARTsurg.
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The functional view of a system’s architecture defines the components that provide it’s functionality. The view describes the functional structure of the system, demonstrating how the system performs the required functions.
As mentioned in the 1st SMARTsurg newsletter, we have chosen a total of seven use cases on urology, cardiovascular and orthopaedic surgery. The surgical workflow of these surgical use cases is represented in a graphical format with the components of the surgical activity, for example, “Phases” of the surgery.
