Design a quick connector for endoscopic surgical robots

This report is written for the Final Year Project A130, titled “Design a Quick Connector for Endoscopic Surgical Robots”. It provides a comprehensive overview of prototype development of a quick connector for a novel surgical robot system. At this stage, a one Degree of Freedom (DOF) motion st...

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Main Author: Chua, Nicholas Ming Hao
Other Authors: Phee Soo Jay, Louis
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: Nanyang Technological University 2024
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-1767112024-05-18T16:53:58Z Design a quick connector for endoscopic surgical robots Chua, Nicholas Ming Hao Phee Soo Jay, Louis School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering CREATE MSJPhee@ntu.edu.sg Engineering Surgical robotics Robotics This report is written for the Final Year Project A130, titled “Design a Quick Connector for Endoscopic Surgical Robots”. It provides a comprehensive overview of prototype development of a quick connector for a novel surgical robot system. At this stage, a one Degree of Freedom (DOF) motion study is mainly discussed for the proposed connector. As each DOF is controlled by two motors, to include additional motors enables the extension of the connector for instruments with multiple DOFs. Engineering design concepts and calculations that culminated in the development of the prototype are presented in this report, followed by a comprehensive discussion of the motor communication and programming aspect. Finally, experimental results validating the functionality and reliability of the quick connector prototype was evaluated. This project sets the stage for future advancements towards the completeness of the novel surgical robot system. By devising a quick connector, it hopes to enhance efficiency and workflow of robotic surgical procedures by addressing the challenges faced by time-consuming manual instrument exchange. The outcomes are anticipated to contribute to the ongoing evolution of surgical robotics, with an emphasis on efficiency, reliability, and patient safety. Bachelor's degree 2024-05-17T07:22:43Z 2024-05-17T07:22:43Z 2024 Final Year Project (FYP) Chua, N. M. H. (2024). Design a quick connector for endoscopic surgical robots. Final Year Project (FYP), Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. https://hdl.handle.net/10356/176711 https://hdl.handle.net/10356/176711 en application/pdf Nanyang Technological University
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Singapore
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topic Engineering
Surgical robotics
Robotics
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Surgical robotics
Robotics
Chua, Nicholas Ming Hao
Design a quick connector for endoscopic surgical robots
description This report is written for the Final Year Project A130, titled “Design a Quick Connector for Endoscopic Surgical Robots”. It provides a comprehensive overview of prototype development of a quick connector for a novel surgical robot system. At this stage, a one Degree of Freedom (DOF) motion study is mainly discussed for the proposed connector. As each DOF is controlled by two motors, to include additional motors enables the extension of the connector for instruments with multiple DOFs. Engineering design concepts and calculations that culminated in the development of the prototype are presented in this report, followed by a comprehensive discussion of the motor communication and programming aspect. Finally, experimental results validating the functionality and reliability of the quick connector prototype was evaluated. This project sets the stage for future advancements towards the completeness of the novel surgical robot system. By devising a quick connector, it hopes to enhance efficiency and workflow of robotic surgical procedures by addressing the challenges faced by time-consuming manual instrument exchange. The outcomes are anticipated to contribute to the ongoing evolution of surgical robotics, with an emphasis on efficiency, reliability, and patient safety.
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