Technical Description
This invention relates to a five degree-of-freedom (5-DOF) haptic interface device designed for virtual laparoscopic surgical training. The device renders real-time kinesthetic and tactile feedback, enabling surgeons and residents to interact realistically with computer-generated graphical anatomical models.
Problems Addressed
- Lacks Tactile Realism
- Inaccurate Training Sessions
- Deficient Tissue Discrimination
- Complex Mechanical Links
- Expensive Interface Devices
- Excessive Operation Noise
Tech Features
- Enhanced User Interaction
- Precise Feedback Rendering
- Efficient Workspace Design
- Versatile Surgical Instruments
- Seamless Virtual Integration
Target Audience
- Medical Training Sectors
- Surgical Simulation Industries
- Healthcare Robotics Industries
- Virtual Reality Development Sectors
- Research & Development
Tech ID: P24-2119 TRL 6 Patent Status: Granted Available For Exclusive and Non-exclusive License
