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4-DOF Robotic Arm for Surgical Tool Tracking

  • Writer: Harita Trivedi
    Harita Trivedi
  • Dec 14, 2024
  • 1 min read

Updated: Dec 28, 2024

What:

  • Designed and constructed a 4 Degrees of Freedom (DOF) robotic arm for surgical tool tracking applications.

  • Focused on creating a system adaptable for operating room settings, emphasizing precision and stability.


How:

  • Applied mechanical design principles to fabricate the robotic arm, ensuring it meets performance requirements for adaptability and stability.

  • Developed a foundation for integrating motion control algorithms to streamline surgical tool management in high-pressure environments.

  • Collaborated on the integration of a machine-learning algorithm (YOLO11) to detect and label surgical instruments in real-time images.


Results:

  • Achieved a 90% training accuracy and 66% validation accuracy with the YOLO11 model for real-time surgical instrument detection.

  • Created a system ready for programming and implementation, enhancing efficiency and organization in surgical environments.















 
 
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