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robotics and biomimetics | 2009

Kinematics analysis for a hybrid robot in minimally invasive surgery

Can Tang; Jianwei Zhang; Sheng Cheng

This paper focuses on kinematics analysis for the 7-DOF (degree of freedom) hybrid robot in minimally invasive surgery. The serial structure of the hybrid robot has three DOF; the parallel structure of the hybrid robot has four DOF. First, the traditional method ‘D-H method’ is used to try to solve the kinematics of hybrid robot, but without success. Then a kinematics modeling method based on the ST (Spinor Theory) is presented. This method is named METM (Multi-layer Exponential Transformation Method). The process of solving the inverse displacements for all joints is analyzed. With this method, the joint displacements of 7-DOF hybrid robot are calculated. The METM method can be applicable for the kinematics of many hybrid robots, especially for redundant robots with more than six DOF.


Archive | 2013

Hand Segmentation Based on Skin Tone and Motion Detection with Complex Backgrounds

Xintao Li; Can Tang; Chun Gong; Sheng Cheng; Jianwei Zhang

Hand Segmentation is the first problem need to be solved in hand recognition system. Currently, most hand gesture recognition system is based on simple background, or requests the recognizer on glove in special color, which gives human–computer interaction some restrictions. This paper researches the gesture segmentation technology based on complex backgrounds, and gives a method combined with skin tone detection and motion detection. By experiments on the images captured by home security robot, this method can get accurate hand segmentation of all the images. This paper lays the foundation of gesture recognition on the home security robots.


robotics and biomimetics | 2013

A pneumatically-actuated transferring robot for industrial forge manufacturing using visual inspection technology

Lisha Chen; Can Tang; Xintao Li; Sheng Cheng; Jianwei Zhang; Darwin G. Caldwell

This paper presents the development and evaluation of a pneumatically-actuated transferring robotic system that uses visual inspection technology. The objective of this research is to implement the manufacturing automation in a customized industrial forging process. The robot has 5-DOF with a 2-fingered gripper placed on the gantry mechanical structure stage. Furthermore, the robotic system consists of two digital cameras for the visual inspection, which are utilized to test the temperature and the posture of the forging ingot. The required grasping force of the gripper and the accurate position regulation are obtained by pneumatic actuators. The control of the pneumatic actuators is based upon the use of programmable logic controllers (PLC). Subsequently, the temperature and perpendicularity detection capabilities of the visual inspection system are analyzed. Finally, experiments have been carried out to evaluate the performance of the presented robotic system.


international conference on intelligent computing for sustainable energy and environment | 2010

Rapid planning method for robot assited minimally invasive surgery

Yanhua Cheng; Chun Gong; Can Tang; Jianwei Zhang; Sheng Cheng

The traditional space mapping and surgical planning method for surgery are time-consuming, and the accuracy of positioning is not high. This paper aims to present a practical and fast way for planning. In the session of visual orientation for spatial location, Micron Tracker camera and self-calibration template are used for positioning; in the session of tracking and locating for four markers on patient and robots template, the coordinates of them are extracted automatically; in the session of DICOM medical image processing, the contour of the tumor is extracted automatically, in terms of the seed filling algorithm, contour tracking algorithm and the B-spline fitting function. Coordinates transformation from the image space to the camera space and to the robot space can be completed rapidly and precisely through this method. Experimental results show that the traditional from 25 to 30 minutes planning time for the entire operation can be reduced to 5 minutes; the space mapping accuracy can be improved from the traditional 5mm to 4mm now.


Archive | 2010

An Algorithm for Reconstruction of Surface from Parallel Contours and Its Section Contour Extraction in any Cutting Plane

Chun Gong; Can Tang; Yanhua Cheng; Sheng Cheng; Jianwei Zhang

To obtain reconstruction of surfaces from a given contours stack, this paper presents a new algorithm based on MC-algorithm, which solves the problem that 3D surface model cannot be built because the first/last contour has no previous/next contour information, or there are only isolated contours. Meanwhile, the algorithm is applied to extracting section contour of the 3D model in any cutting plane. The algorithm does not need to do as following: traverse and rebuild each triangle of the 3D model, obtain the points of intersection with the cutting plane, and link all points of intersection to get the contour in cutting plane. The algorithm divides the cutting plane into rectangular grid and gets isoline in each marching rectangle directly, without considering the problem of connections of all points of intersection. The 2D sectional contour can be obtained directly after finishing calculating isoline in the rectangular grid.


Archive | 2010

Electric locking rotation joint for auxiliary arm in surgery operation

Sheng Cheng; Chao Li; Can Tang; Feng Wang; Jianwei Zhang


Archive | 2011

Four degree-of-freedom parallel robot with bipolar coordinate

Can Tang; Chao Li; Feng Wang; Sheng Cheng; Jianwei Zhang


Archive | 2011

Rapid switching device for end of arm tool (EOAT)

Chao Li; Sheng Cheng; Can Tang; Jianwei Zhang


Archive | 2011

Triple-drive dipolar-coordinates and four-degree-of-freedom parallel robot

Can Tang; Chao Li; Chun Gong; Sheng Cheng; Jianwei Zhang


Archive | 2010

Internal friction ring-based hydraulic locking mechanism for surgical robot joint

Can Tang; Chun Gong; Sheng Cheng; Jianwei Zhang

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Sheng Cheng

Industrial Technology Research Institute

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Jianwei Zhang

Industrial Technology Research Institute

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Chun Gong

Industrial Technology Research Institute

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Jianwei Zhang

Industrial Technology Research Institute

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Yanhua Cheng

Industrial Technology Research Institute

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Darwin G. Caldwell

Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia

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Lisha Chen

Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia

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