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Towards AI-enhanced control: a numerical technique for trajectory smoothing of a parallel robot for pancreatic surgery
The paper presents a numerical approach for the end-effector trajectory smoothing of a parallel robot designed for minimally invasive pancreatic surgery. The approach is tailored for real-time master-slave control architecture and uses a 3D space mouse for command input for velocity control. The tra
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