Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1996-03-11
1999-05-25
Davis, George B.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
395 80, 395 92, 395 94, 395 99, 36441302, 36441313, 128 4, 606 19, 606 46, A61B 100, A61C 1904
Patent
active
059076640
ABSTRACT:
A robotic system that moves a surgical instrument in response to the actuation of a foot pedal that can be operated by the foot of a surgeon. The robotic system has an end effector that is adapted to hold a surgical instrument such as an endoscope. The end effector is coupled to a robotic arm assembly which can move the endoscope relative to the patient. The system includes a computer which controls the movement of the robotic arm in response to input signals received from the foot pedal.
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Laby Keith Phillip
Wang Yulun
Computer Motion, Inc.
Davis George B.
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