Sentence examples for remote centre from inspiring English sources
A novel cable system with remote centre of motion is proposed to reduce the footprint.
Winner of "Best design" – Arduduck (Remote centre) The ArduDuck is a lightweight USB keyboard emulator, designed as a personal accessibility device.
Mechanical remote centre of motion (RCM) mechanisms are often used to construct robotic minimally-invasive surgical manipulators, such that potential damage on the incision ports is eliminated.
The system employs an effective low cost mechanism, with a minimum number of actuated DOFs, enabling spherical movement around a remote centre of motion positioned at the the insertion point of the laparoscopic stem.
The participants in this study recognised a need to establish clear mechanisms of communication between the technologists in the remote centre and the consultant neurophysiologist in the host centre.
First, a remote centre of motion (RCM) creates a fulcrum point distally located from the structure itself: that allows a correct orientation of the robotic instrument without changing position of the entry point.
Remoteness of health centres showed the strongest association with very remote and remote centres having 4.57 (95% CI 2.61-8.01) and 2.55 (95% CI 1.22-5.35) thees the odds of being in the top quartile of Type 2 diabetes service delivery compared to non-remote centres.
Every major city has an airport, and even small, remote centres such as Ushuaia in southern Patagonia have reliable air service.
This paper presents motion control architectures for a parallel robot assisted minimally invasive surgery/microsurgery system (PRAMiSS) that enable it to achieve milli/micro-manipulations under the constraint of moving through a fixed penetration point or so-called remote centre-of-motion (RCM) point without any mechanical constraint.
The facilities included three remote centres and two more centrally located centres.
However, many residents are now training in non-traditional, community-based, rural or remote centres.
