Vision, Console and Navigation Tracking
SRB 110 delves into the critical components that enable precise surgical robotic interventions. Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of medical imaging integration, including camera systems, display technologies, and image processing. The course covers the architecture and functionality of the surgical robotic console, emphasizing human-machine interface principles, control inputs, and data management. Furthermore, it explores various navigation tracking methodologies, such as optical, electromagnetic, and hybrid systems, including their calibration, accuracy assessment, and common failure modes. Practical labs reinforce theoretical concepts, preparing students to diagnose and resolve issues efficiently while adhering to strict safety and regulatory standards.
InstructorJacob CalhounPrerequisites
Course outline
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Syllabus
["Week 1: Lesson 1: Introduction to Surgical Robotics Vision Systems","Week 2: Lesson 2: Principles of Medical Imaging & Camera Technologies","Week 3: Lesson 3: Display Systems, Image Processing & Integration","Week 4: Hands-on Lab: Vision System Setup & Basic Calibration","Week 5: Lesson 5: Surgical Robotic Console Architecture & Components","Week 6: Lesson 6: Console User Interface & Control Mechanisms","Week 7: Lesson 7: Data Management, Networking & Software Updates","Week 8: Hands-on Lab: Console Diagnostics & Midterm Review","Week 9: Lesson 9: Introduction to Navigation Tracking Technologies","Week 10: Lesson 10: Optical & Electromagnetic Tracking Systems","Week 11: Hands-on Lab: Navigation System Calibration & Validation","Week 12: Lesson 12: Advanced Navigation Concepts & Troubleshooting","Week 13: Lesson 13: System Integration, Safety & Regulatory Compliance","Week 14: Capstone Service Project: Integrated Vision, Console & Navigation System Fault Analysis"]