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Armin Schneider Author
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Surgeon
Biography
Armin Schneider is a Associate Professor working in the Department of Clinical Medicine, University of Bergen, Norway. His area of expertise is Older people, ethics, nursing homes, relatives? view, residents? view He has served as an peer-reviewed editor for several reputed journals and also published several research papers in the international journals
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Research Article Open Access
Evaluation of Eye-Tracking vs Color-code Tracking for Robotic Camera Assistance in Minimally Invasive Surgery
Author(s): Ahmed Elsherbiny, Sebastian Koller, Nils Kohn, Daniel Ostler, Armin Schneider, Thomas Vogel Dirk Wilhelm Helmut Friess, Hubertus Feussner and Michael Kranzfelder
Purpose: Robotic camera assistance enhances manual dexterity, precision, and ergonomic control in minimally invasive surgery. However, the optimal control interface for robotic camera assistance is still a matter of research and development. Tracking systems seem to offer a potential solution for an autonomous maneuvering of a robotic camera holder.
Methods: We evaluated two potential tracking solutions in a preliminary ex-vivo study (n=20 participants) using either eyetracking or color-code tracking for control of the robotic camera holder SOLOASSIST (AKTORMed, Barbing, Germany). Performance time (maneuvering robotic camera holder to five distinct markers) and system usability scale (SUS) were evaluated. Joystick-cont... view more»
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