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Autonomous Precision Milling of Biological Structures via Generic Anatomical Priors and Active Boundary Perception
Autonomous precision milling of biological structures is challenged by incomplete knowledge of target geometry, local material thickness, and critical internal boundaries. Subject-specific preoperative models can address geometric and thickness variations, but static models cannot determine boundary
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