1989
DOI: 10.1163/156855390x00116
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Six-axis bilateral control of an articulated slave manipulator using a Cartesian master manipulator

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“…In order to improve the success of the surgery, a clear force feedback reflect to the surgeon is of paramount importance in In 1990, the first serial mechanism manipulator with force feedback was designed by Masao Inoue et al (Inoue, 1989). Although this manipulator utilized the completely decoupled structure, it is big in size and cannot generate sufficient force feedback.…”
Section: Mechanical Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to improve the success of the surgery, a clear force feedback reflect to the surgeon is of paramount importance in In 1990, the first serial mechanism manipulator with force feedback was designed by Masao Inoue et al (Inoue, 1989). Although this manipulator utilized the completely decoupled structure, it is big in size and cannot generate sufficient force feedback.…”
Section: Mechanical Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tandem type and parallel type are the two divisions of the master hand. The right-angle coordinate type master hand created by Masao Inoue et al [10,11] is the first tandem force feedback master hand. 1990, which uses three mutually perpendicular spiral subs to adjust the position and three mutually perpendicular rotation subs to adjust the posture, and the overall is relatively bulky; the PHANTOM series products [12] of SensAble Company in the United States are currently the most successful one of the tandem force feedback operated master hand , its structure is lightweight, has good dynamic performance, and it is primarily used in virtual meetings, multimedia, and other digital presentations.…”
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confidence: 99%