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Haptics in laparoscopic remote manipulation

Zhou, 2010

Document ID
342720119886966874
Author
Zhou M
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Laparoscopic surgery is performed in constrained and remote environment, which represents one of many situations where free movement and direct manipulation are lacking. Even though people are adaptable and able to perform under selective/selected …
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