Surgery – Instruments – Forceps
Patent
1994-09-26
1997-03-11
Rimell, Sam
Surgery
Instruments
Forceps
251 65, F16K 3100
Patent
active
056096070
ABSTRACT:
Device for modeling or simulating the sense of touch for medical, especially surgical purposes such as operations using medical instruments, characterized in that at least one sensor array which is sensitive to force, pressure, or travel and an actuator array are combined in the instrument to form a "feeling" or "tactile" unit (A, B) in such manner that one controls the other.
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Bosch Dieter
Hechtenberg Kurt-Volker
Hermeking Hajo
Deutsche Aerospace AG
Rimell Sam
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