Patent classifications
G05B2219/36414
IMAGE BASED MOTION CONTROL CORRECTION
The present invention relates to a method of adjusting control commands for moving a medical camera connected to a motorized support structure, wherein the adjustment is based on images provided by the camera. Based on a comparison of at least two images provided by the camera, an actual motion of the camera is determined and compared with an intended motion defined by a control command forwarded to the motorized support structure. In case a deviation between the intended motion and the actual motion is determined, a correction is applied to the control command such that the actual motion of the camera coincides with the intended motion.
Controller for determining modification method of position or orientation of robot
A controller calculates a correction amount of a position of a robot 1 at a movement point in a first movement path, and drives the robot 1 in a second movement path obtained by correcting the first movement path. The controller includes a second camera configured to detect a shape of a part after a robot apparatus performs a task, and a variable calculating unit configured to calculate, based on an output of the second camera, a quality variable representing quality of a workpiece. When the quality variable deviates from a predetermined determination range, a determination unit of the controller determines that the position or an orientation of the robot 1 needs to be modified based on a correlation between the correction amount of the position in the first movement path and the quality variable.
METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR USING COMPUTER-VISION TO ENHANCE SURGICAL TOOL CONTROL DURING SURGERIES
The present disclosure relates to systems and methods that use computer-vision processing systems to improve patient safety during surgical procedures. Computer-vision processing systems may train machine-learning models using machine-learning techniques. The machine-learning techniques can be executed to train the machine-learning models to recognize, classify, and interpret objects within a live video feed. Certain embodiments of the present disclosure can control (or facilitate control of) surgical tools during surgical procedures using the trained machine-learning models.
Methods and systems for using computer-vision to enhance surgical tool control during surgeries
The present disclosure relates to systems and methods that use computer-vision processing systems to improve patient safety during surgical procedures. Computer-vision processing systems may train machine-learning models using machine-learning techniques. The machine-learning techniques can be executed to train the machine-learning models to recognize, classify, and interpret objects within a live video feed. Certain embodiments of the present disclosure can control (or facilitate control of) surgical tools during surgical procedures using the trained machine-learning models.
ADAPTABLE MACHINING METHOD AND SYSTEM
A method for adaptable machining includes (a) providing one or more images with a digital imaging system of each of a series of work pieces, (b) for each of the work pieces, selectively modifying a preprogrammed cutting tool path with regard to the image of the respective work piece, and (c) for each of the work pieces, performing a machining operation according to the respective selectively modified preprogrammed cutting tool path.
TEACHING METHOD
A teaching method for a transfer mechanism is provided. The teaching method includes (a) placing a first substrate or an edge ring on a fork of the transfer mechanism, transferring the first substrate or the edge ring to a target position, and placing the first substrate or the edge ring onto the target position; (b) placing a second substrate having a position detection sensor on the fork, and transferring the second substrate to a position directly above or below the target position; (c) detecting an amount of deviation between the first substrate or the edge ring and the target position using the position detection sensor of the second substrate; and (d) correcting transfer position data of the transfer mechanism for the first substrate or the edge ring to be transferred next, based on the detected amount of deviation.
Teaching method
In a teaching method for a transfer mechanism that transfers a substrate to a mounting table, the method includes: transferring an inspection substrate having a plurality of imaging devices on an outer peripheral edge thereof to a transfer position where the substrate is transferred between the transfer mechanism and the mounting table; imaging a part of the mounting table which includes an outer periphery of the mounting table at the transfer position by the imaging devices; calculating a central position of the mounting table based on the image obtained by the imaging devices; and correcting the transfer position based on the central position of the mounting table which is calculated in the calculating and a central position of the inspection substrate at the transfer position.
CONTROLLER FOR DETERMINING MODIFICATION METHOD OF POSITION OR ORIENTATION OF ROBOT
A controller calculates a correction amount of a position of a robot 1 at a movement point in a first movement path, and drives the robot 1 in a second movement path obtained by correcting the first movement path. The controller includes a second camera configured to detect a shape of a part after a robot apparatus performs a task, and a variable calculating unit configured to calculate, based on an output of the second camera, a quality variable representing quality of a workpiece. When the quality variable deviates from a predetermined determination range, a determination unit of the controller determines that the position or an orientation of the robot 1 needs to be modified based on a correlation between the correction amount of the position in the first movement path and the quality variable.
METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR USING COMPUTER-VISION TO ENHANCE SURGICAL TOOL CONTROL DURING SURGERIES
The present disclosure relates to systems and methods that use computer-vision processing systems to improve patient safety during surgical procedures. Computer-vision processing systems may train machine-learning models using machine-learning techniques. The machine-learning techniques can be executed to train the machine-learning models to recognize, classify, and interpret objects within a live video feed. Certain embodiments of the present disclosure can control (or facilitate control of) surgical tools during surgical procedures using the trained machine-learning models.
Control device, control method of control device, and recording medium
A target path is corrected using an imaging result of a workpiece and a moving distance of a control object for each control cycle is kept constant. The PLC generates a connected path for each control cycle so that a length of the corrected path for each control cycle substantially matches a length of a normative path for each control cycle.