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Effects of haptic and graphical force feedback on teleoperated palpation

Gwilliam et al., 2009

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1574577821902128830
Author
Gwilliam J
Mahvash M
Vagvolgyi B
Vacharat A
Yuh D
Okamura A
Publication year
Publication venue
2009 IEEE international conference on robotics and automation

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Direct haptic feedback and graphical force feedback have both been hypothesized to improve the performance of robot-assisted surgery. In this study we evaluate the benefits of haptic and graphical force feedback on surgeon performance and tissue exploration …
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