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A novel affordable user interface for robotic surgery training: design, development and usability study.

Alberto Neri^1,2, Mara Coduri^2,3, Veronica Penza¹

¹Biomedical Robotics Lab, Advanced Robotics, Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia, Genoa, Italy.

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Summary

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This study introduces an affordable robotic surgery simulator, offering high-fidelity training for medical professionals. Its intuitive design and cost-effectiveness enhance accessibility for surgical education programs.

Keywords:

medical training surgical robot surgical simulator teleoperation virtual reality

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Medical Education

Background:

Robotic surgery is increasingly common, necessitating advanced surgeon training.
High costs of current virtual reality (VR) simulators limit access for educational institutions.
There is a need for cost-effective, high-fidelity robotic surgery training solutions.

Purpose of the Study:

To design and develop an affordable user interface for a surgical robot simulator.
To conduct a user-centered usability study of the developed simulator.
To evaluate the simulator's effectiveness in training robotic surgery skills.

Main Methods:

Developed an affordable simulator with haptic interfaces, VR visor, and pedals.
Utilized Unity game engine for versatile simulation development.
Implemented a high-level control strategy for intuitive teleoperation of simulated instruments.

Main Results:

The simulator demonstrated high usability and intuitive control across diverse user groups.
Expert surgeons and novices showed proficiency in tasks like Peg-board exercise and Camera Control.
The system's affordability and resemblance to real consoles were highlighted.

Conclusions:

The affordable robotic surgery simulator is a promising tool for expanding training accessibility.
It effectively bridges the gap between high-fidelity simulation and cost-effectiveness.
This system can enhance robotic surgery training programs in medical schools globally.