2020
DOI: 10.14569/ijacsa.2020.0110208
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Intelligent Haptic Virtual Simulation for Suture Surgery

Abstract: The aim of this study is to develop an intelligent haptic virtual simulation for suture surgery, enabled with an AI assistant. This haptic VR suture simulation mainly composed of three parts: visuo-haptic rendering for surgery, replica training for surgery, and AI assistant for surgery. In the simulation, a trainee surgeon can practice the suturing procedure using tactile touches in the stereoscopic 3D virtual environment. The simulation adopts a "precise haptic collision detection method using subdivision sur… Show more

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“…AI-assisted surgery makes use of various kinds of advanced technologies, including 3D imaging, computer vision, and automated instruments, among others. By using these technologies, surgeons can accurately identify, target, and operate on specific tissues with greater precision [15]. AI algorithms are also used to provide real-time information about the surgical field, allowing surgeons to make informed decisions with greater accuracy and efficiency.…”
Section: Ai-assisted Surgerymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…AI-assisted surgery makes use of various kinds of advanced technologies, including 3D imaging, computer vision, and automated instruments, among others. By using these technologies, surgeons can accurately identify, target, and operate on specific tissues with greater precision [15]. AI algorithms are also used to provide real-time information about the surgical field, allowing surgeons to make informed decisions with greater accuracy and efficiency.…”
Section: Ai-assisted Surgerymentioning
confidence: 99%