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Adversarial Vulnerabilities of Learned Telesurgery Policies
While not yet in clinical deployment, learning-based policies are increasingly considered to augment the dexterity of human surgeons in robot-assisted surgery. Can the end-to-end mapping from visual observations to robot actions be vulnerable to adversarial attacks? We present the first study of adv
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