Table 2:
Year | Team | Study type | Accuracy | DOF | Actuation type | Control type | SNR | Design | Institute |
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2011 | Lang et al. [45] [46] | Clinical study (N=35) | - | 8 DOF | - | - | - | 2 arms |
University of Calgary |
2014 | Comber et al. [49] | In air | mean of 0.032 mm and 0.447 deg | 5 DOF | Pneumatic | - | 0.7 % drop | - | Vanderbilt University |
2015 | Li et al. [43] [30] | Phantom | Tip pose: 1.38 ± 0.45 mm; Insertion angle 2.03 ± 0.58° |
5 DOF | PiezoLegs motors | - | Less than 15% SNR reduction | Kinematically equivalent to the commonly used Leksell stereotactic frame | Worcester Polytechnic Institute |
2015 | Ho et al. [48] [103] | Phantom | RMS 0.21° | 4 DOF | Shape memory alloy (SMA) | Image feedback control | SNR dropped by 0.7% during actuation Or dropped by about 10% [Ho et al 2012] |
Finger link robot | University of Maryland |
2017 | Kim et al. [47] | Phanto | - | 6 DOF | Shape memory alloy (SMA) | - | 6.4% SNR drop During actuation |
Finger link robot | University of Maryland |
2017 | Chen et al. [50] |
Phantom | Mean 0.47 mm | - | Pneumatic actuators |
- | - | Concentric Tube Robot helical steerable needle |
Vanderbilt University |
2017 | Nycz et al. [53] | - | Tip pose: 1.37 ± 0.06 mm; Insertion angle 0.79° ± 0.41° | 7 DOF | piezoelectric ultrasonic motors | Automated needle drive | 2.9% SNR drop (Powered on) 10.3% SNR drop (moving) |
Kinematically equivalent to the commonly used Leksell stereotactic frame | Worcester Polytechnic Institute |