Dynamic Gesture Recognition Using a Smart Glove in Hand-Assisted Laparoscopic Surgery
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This study developed and validated a smart glove system with piezoresistive sensors and an algorithm to recognize dynamic gestures for controlling a collaborative robot in hand-assisted laparoscopic surgery, achieving high accuracy with volunteers.
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Abstract
This paper presents a system developed for the assistance with a collaborative robot in hand-assisted laparoscopic surgery (HALS). The system includes a sensing glove with piezoresistive sensors which capture continuously the flexion degree of the surgeon's fingers. These data are analyzed using an algorithm that detects and recognize the selected movements. This information is sent as commands to the collaborative robot throughout the surgical operation. The bending patterns, speed and execution times of the movements are modelled in a pre-phase in which it will extract all the necessary information for later detection during the motion execution. The results obtained with 10 different volunteers show a high degree of accuracy and a low false discovery rate.
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License: CC-BY-4.0