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- the present disclosure relates to the field of robots, and in particular, to a robot system and a control method.
- Laparoscopic surgery is a widely used surgical form with advantages such as small incision.
- surgical robots have used moving arms to achieve higher stability and precision in surgical procedures.
- the moving arm pushes the surgical instrument into the surgical site in the body (eg, human or animal) by poking to perform the surgical procedure.
- the surgical process realized by the use of surgical robots mainly includes preoperative positioning, intraoperative operation and postoperative finishing.
- a surgical assistant such as an assistant doctor or a nurse
- the moving arm Before surgery, it is usually necessary for a surgical assistant (such as an assistant doctor or a nurse) to adjust the moving arm to a suitable posture according to the type of surgery and the surgical posture, connect the moving arm to the stamping card fixedly, and then set it at the end of the moving arm Surgical instruments, so that the surgical instruments enter the body by poking.
- Movement of the kinematic arm can be manually adjusted by the surgical assistant from its distal end (i.e., near the patient end), or by the surgical assistant or physician by operating controls at the proximal end of the kinematic arm (i.e., near the physician's control end) control.
- the present disclosure provides a control method for a robotic system including a plurality of motion arms including a first motion arm and a second motion arm, the control The method includes: determining a movement pattern of a first end of a first moving arm and a second end of a second moving arm of the robotic system, the moving pattern including the first end of the first moving arm and the second moving arm the overall movement of the second end of the a first motion path and a second motion path of the second motion arm; and based on the first motion path and the second motion path, controlling the first motion arm and the second motion arm to move to The first end of the first moving arm and the second end of the second moving arm are moved in the movement manner, and the relative pose relationship of the ends is kept unchanged during the movement.
- the present disclosure provides a robotic system comprising: a plurality of motion arms, the plurality of motion arms comprising: a first motion arm; a second motion arm; a control device configured to: determine the The movement mode of the first end of the first movable arm and the second end of the second movable arm of the robot system, the movement mode includes the whole of the first end of the first movable arm and the second end of the second movable arm movement; based on the movement mode and the relative pose relationship between the first end of the first movement arm and the second end of the second movement arm, determine the first movement path of the first movement arm and the a second movement path of the second movement arm; and based on the first movement path and the second movement path, controlling the first movement arm and the second movement arm to move so as to cause the first movement The first end of the arm and the second end of the second moving arm move in the movement manner, and the relative pose relationship of the ends is kept unchanged during the movement.
- the present disclosure provides a computer-readable storage medium comprising one or more instructions executed by a processor to perform a control method of a robotic system; the robotic system comprising a plurality of motion arms, The plurality of moving arms include a first moving arm and a second moving arm, and the control method includes: determining the movement modes of the first end of the first moving arm and the second end of the second moving arm of the robot system, The movement pattern includes the overall movement of the first end of the first movement arm and the second end of the second movement arm; based on the movement pattern and the first end of the first movement arm and the second movement the relative pose relationship between the ends of the second ends of the arms, determining a first motion path of the first moving arm and a second motion path of the second moving arm; and determining the first motion path and the second motion path based on the first motion path and the second motion path a movement path, controlling the movement of the first movement arm and the second movement arm, so that the first end of the first movement arm and the second end of the second movement arm move in the movement
- FIG. 1 shows a structural block diagram of a robot system according to some embodiments of the present disclosure
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic three-dimensional structure diagram of a robot system according to some embodiments of the present disclosure
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic structural diagram of a moving arm of a robot system according to some embodiments of the present disclosure
- FIG. 4 shows a partial cross-sectional view of an auxiliary connection device according to some embodiments of the present disclosure
- FIG. 5 shows a flowchart of a control method for a robotic system according to some embodiments of the present disclosure
- FIG. 6 shows another structural block diagram of a robot system according to some embodiments of the present disclosure
- FIG. 7 shows a flowchart of a method for determining a motion path of a moving arm according to some embodiments of the present disclosure
- FIG. 8 shows a flowchart of a method for determining a target pose of a moving arm according to some embodiments of the present disclosure
- FIG. 9 shows a flowchart of a method for controlling a movement path of a moving arm according to some embodiments of the present disclosure
- FIG. 10 shows a flowchart of a method for determining a joint step size of each joint included in a moving arm according to some embodiments of the present disclosure
- FIG. 11 shows a schematic structural diagram of a control apparatus according to some embodiments of the present disclosure.
- the terms “installed”, “connected”, “connected” and “coupled” should be understood in a broad sense, for example, it may be a fixed connection, or It can be a detachable connection; it can be a mechanical connection or an electrical connection; it can be a direct connection or an indirect connection through an intermediate medium; it can be an internal connection between two components.
- installed e.g., it may be a fixed connection, or It can be a detachable connection; it can be a mechanical connection or an electrical connection; it can be a direct connection or an indirect connection through an intermediate medium; it can be an internal connection between two components.
- the end close to the user eg, a doctor
- proximal proximal or rear
- distal distal or front
- anterior distal, distal or front
- position refers to the location of an object or a portion of an object in three-dimensional space (eg, the three translational degrees of freedom can be described using changes in Cartesian X, Y, and Z coordinates, such as along the Cartesian X, respectively axis, three translational degrees of freedom in Y-axis and Z-axis).
- position refers to a rotational setting of an object or a portion of an object (eg, three rotational degrees of freedom, which may be described using roll, pitch, and yaw).
- the term "pose” refers to a combination of position and pose of an object or a part of an object, which can be described, for example, using the six parameters of the six degrees of freedom mentioned above.
- the pose of the moving arm or a part thereof refers to the pose of the coordinate system defined by the moving arm or a part thereof relative to the coordinate system defined by the support, the base where the moving arm is located, or the world coordinate system.
- the position of the kinematic arm or a portion thereof may be represented by a set of joint values (eg, a one-dimensional matrix of these joint values) of a plurality of joints of the kinematic arm.
- the joint value of the joint may include the angle that the corresponding joint rotates relative to the corresponding joint axis or the distance that the joint moves relative to the initial position.
- the movement path of the moving arm refers to the path traveled by the moving arm to move from one position or posture to another position or posture.
- FIG. 1 shows a structural block diagram of a robotic system 10 according to some embodiments of the present disclosure.
- the robotic system 10 may include a control device 11 and a plurality of motion arms connected with the control device 11 .
- the plurality of movement arms may include a first movement arm 12a and a second movement arm 12b.
- the control device 11 may be used to control the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b.
- the control device 11 can adjust the movement, posture, mutual coordination and the like of the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b.
- the first kinematic arm 12a and the second kinematic arm 12b may include a first end arm 128a and a second end arm 128b, respectively, at the ends or distal ends.
- the control device 11 may control the movement of the first moving arm 12a or the second moving arm 12b so as to move the first end arm 128a or the second end arm 128b to a desired position and posture.
- the present disclosure illustrates an exemplary robotic system 10 in FIG. 1 and subsequent figures as including two kinematic arms.
- the robotic system 10 may also include three, four or more kinematic arms.
- the robotic system 10 may include a surgical robotic system, such as a laparoscopic surgical robotic system. It should be understood that robotic system 10 may also include specialized or general-purpose robotic systems used in other fields (eg, manufacturing, machinery, etc.).
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic three-dimensional structure diagram of the robot system 10 according to some embodiments of the present disclosure.
- the robot system 10 is a surgical robot system, which may include an operating cart 13 and a first moving arm 12 a and a second moving arm 12 b provided on the operating cart 13 .
- the surgical cart 13 may include a base 131 and a beam 132 .
- the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b can be movably arranged on the beam 132 .
- multiple moving arms of the robot system 10 may also be arranged on multiple operating trolleys, for example, each moving arm is correspondingly arranged on one operating trolley. Or one moving arm is arranged on one operating trolley, and the other multiple moving arms are arranged on another operating trolley. These embodiments still fall within the scope of the present disclosure.
- each kinematic arm of the robotic system 10 may include multiple links and multiple joints.
- each joint of each moving arm may include a motor for driving the corresponding joint to move, thereby driving the corresponding link to rotate.
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic structural diagram of a moving arm of the robot system 10 according to some embodiments of the present disclosure.
- the second moving arm 12b (or the first moving arm 12a) may include joints 1201b-1208b and links 121b-128b.
- the proximal end of the link 121b (the end close to the beam 132 is defined as the proximal end of the moving arm in the present disclosure) is connected with the beam 132, and the links 121b-127b are serially connected in sequence.
- the joint 1201b may be located at the proximal end of the connection between the beam 132 and the connecting rod 121b
- the joint 1202b may be located at the connection between the connecting rod 121b and the second connecting rod 122b
- the joint 1203b may be located at the connection between the connecting rod 122b and the connecting rod 123b.
- 1204b may be located at the connection between link 123b and link 124b
- joint 1205b may be located at the connection between link 124b and link 125b
- joint 1206b may be located at the connection between link 125b and link 126b
- joint 1207b may be located at the link
- joint 1208b may be located at the connection of link 127b to link 128b.
- the link 128b serves as the most distal link of the second moving arm 12b, forming a second end arm 128b of the second moving arm 12b.
- the determination and representation of the position and pose of the end arm requires a joint decision of each of the aforementioned joints. It should be understood that the links 126b, 127b and 128b together constitute the distal center of motion mechanism (RCM mechanism) of the second moving arm 12b.
- RCM mechanism distal center of motion mechanism
- robotic system 10 may include one or more surgical instruments.
- surgical instrument 14a may be mounted on first end arm 128a of first kinematic arm 12a
- surgical instrument 14b may be mounted on second end arm 128b of second kinematic arm 12b.
- surgical instruments 14a and 14b may include, but are not limited to, clamps for performing surgery, electrosurgical knives, or image capture devices (eg, endoscopic tools) for performing illuminated imaging, and the like.
- Surgical instrument 14a and a portion of surgical instrument 14b (eg, an arm body and a tip instrument disposed at the distal end of the arm body) may be entered into a body part of a human or animal to perform a medical procedure, such as surgery.
- the robotic system 10 may also include an auxiliary connection device 15, such as a sheath.
- Auxiliary connection device 15 can be installed on the human or animal body (eg in an incision or opening), one part can be positioned on the part of the human or animal body where surgery is required, and the other part is used to connect with the moving arm (eg with the first, second and second).
- the first and second end arms 128a, 128b) of the moving arms 12a, 12b are detachably connected to better serve the surgery.
- FIG. 4 shows a partial cross-sectional view of the auxiliary connection device 15 according to some embodiments of the present disclosure.
- the auxiliary connection device 15 may include a sheath 151 and a sheath 152 .
- the auxiliary connecting device 15 may also include at least two connecting portions (eg, connecting portions 153 and 154 ).
- the connection part may include, but is not limited to, a clamp, a snap-fit structure, an adhesive structure, a plug-in structure, and a pull-in structure.
- the connecting parts 153 and 154 may be fixedly arranged on the sheath tubes 151 and 152, respectively.
- each moving arm (eg, the first and second moving arms 12a, 12b ) may include a connecting member (eg, the connecting member shown in FIG. 2 ) that cooperates with the connecting portion (eg, connecting portions 153 and 154 ) 1281a and 1281b).
- the auxiliary connecting device 15 can be detachably and fixedly connected to the connecting pieces 1281 a and 1281 b of the first and second moving arms 12 a and 12 b through the connecting parts 153 and 154 , respectively.
- the connectors 1281a and 1281b may be fixedly disposed on the first end arm 128a and the second end arm 128b, respectively.
- the connecting pieces 1281a and 1281b are respectively connected with the connecting portion 153 and the connecting portion 154, so that the auxiliary connecting device 15 can be detachably and fixedly connected with the first and second moving arms 12a, 12b.
- the spatial position of the first end arm 128a, the second end arm 128b, the connecting pieces 1281a and 1281b in Cartesian coordinates and the attitude orientation of the rotational coordinates can be represented by a coordinate vector.
- the configuration of the auxiliary connection device may be determined based on the current procedure type or the configuration of the auxiliary connection device, eg, the configuration of the auxiliary connection device may be determined based on the current procedure type. Based on the configuration of the auxiliary connecting device, the shapes and relative positional relationships between the multiple sheath tubes of the auxiliary connecting device are determined to determine the relative postures of the distal ends of the multiple moving arms.
- the distal end of the moving arm may comprise a distal arm of the moving arm, a distal motion center mechanism (RCM mechanism) of the moving arm, or a portion on the moving arm for connecting with an auxiliary connection device.
- the pose of the distal end of the moving arm may include the pose of the distal arm of the moving arm, the pose of the distal motion center mechanism (RCM mechanism) of the moving arm, or the pose of the part on the moving arm for connecting with the auxiliary connecting device .
- the relative pose relationship of the ends of the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b can be determined.
- the relative pose relationship between the ends of the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b may indicate the positional relationship and attitude relationship of the end of the first moving arm 12a relative to the end of the second moving arm 12b in the world space coordinate system.
- the end relative pose relationship may include, for example, a relative pose relationship formed between the first end arm 128a of the first moving arm 12a and the second end arm 128b of the second moving arm 12b.
- the tip relative pose relationship may also include a relative pose relationship formed between the surgical instruments 14a and 14b mounted on the first tip arm 128a and the second tip arm 128b.
- the relative pose relationship of the ends may further include a relative pose relationship formed between the connecting pieces 1281a and 1281b fixedly disposed on the first end arm 128a and the second end arm 128b.
- the tip relative pose relationship may be stored in an associated relative pose model, which may be used to calculate the target pose of the tip of the first moving arm 12a or the second moving arm 12b.
- connecting pieces 1281a and 1281b are respectively fixed on the first end arm 128a and the second end arm 128b, when the first end arm 128a and the second end arm 128b conform to the relative pose relationship of the ends, the connecting pieces 1281a and 1281b can be respectively Connected with the connecting parts 153 and 154 .
- the target pose of the surgical instrument 14a installed at the end of the first moving arm 12a in the world coordinates can be determined
- the second moving arm 12b moves to the target pose, which can be The target pose of the surgical instrument 14b mounted on the end of the second moving arm 12b in the world coordinates is determined.
- the pose of the moving arm or part of it can be achieved by joints.
- the fixed locations on each moving arm may be achieved by some of the plurality of joints included in the respective kinematic arms.
- the target spatial posture of the fixed part on each moving arm can be realized by other joints among the plurality of joints included in the corresponding moving arm.
- the plurality of joints of the ends of the kinematic arm (eg, first and second end arms 128a, 128b ) used to achieve the target spatial pose are relative to the joints of the kinematic arm used to achieve the target spatial position near the distal end of the exercise arm.
- the multiple joints for realizing the target spatial posture and target spatial position of the end of the moving arm may also include other setting manners, which may be specifically set according to usage requirements.
- the surgical instruments 14a and 14b can pass through the sheath tubes 151 and 152 of the auxiliary connecting device 15, respectively, and smoothly pass through the sheath tubes 151 and 152 at a predetermined angle, along the sheath tubes.
- the movement of 151 and 152 into the human body requires the corresponding poses of surgery.
- the sheaths 151 and 152 of the auxiliary connection device 15 may be flexible, and the portion of the surgical instruments 14a, 14b extending through the auxiliary connection device 15 may also be flexible, which may facilitate the connection between the first distal arm 128a and the second
- the connecting parts 153 and 154 on the auxiliary connecting device 15 can be connected with the connecting parts 1281a and 1281b on each moving arm, and the flexible part of the auxiliary connecting device 15 can be connected to the end arm.
- auxiliary connection device 15 shown in FIG. 4 is merely exemplary.
- robotic system 10 may include three, four, or more kinematic arms, and auxiliary connection device 15 may include three, four, or more sheaths, each sheath including a corresponding connection thereon A part is used for connecting each sheath with each moving arm and constraining the relative pose relationship between the plurality of end arms.
- FIG. 5 shows a flowchart of a control method 500 for a robotic system (eg, robotic system 10 ) in accordance with some embodiments of the present disclosure.
- FIG. 6 illustrates another simplified block diagram of robotic system 10 in accordance with some embodiments of the present disclosure.
- the method 500 may be performed by a control device (eg, control device 11 ) of the robotic system 10 .
- the control device 11 may be configured on a computing device.
- Method 500 may be implemented by software, firmware, and/or hardware.
- the movement modes of the first end of the first moving arm and the second end of the second moving arm of the robot system are determined.
- the movement pattern may include integral movement of the end of the first movement arm 12a (eg, the first end arm 128a ) and the end of the second movement arm 12b (eg, the second end arm 128b ).
- global motion may include, but is not limited to, global translation, global rotation, or a combination of global translation and global rotation.
- the overall rotation of the tip may include a pitch rotation or a pan rotation about a predetermined point.
- the predetermined point may be the point of attachment of the auxiliary attachment device 15 to the ventral port, or the predetermined point may include a point along an extension of the distal end of the exercise arm, such as an RCM (Remote Center of Motion) point.
- RCM Remote Center of Motion
- the control device 11 may determine the movement manner of the end of the first moving arm 12a and the end of the second moving arm 12b based on the operation command.
- the control device 11 may include an input device 113 .
- the input device 113 is configured to receive an operation command from the user, or receive an operation instruction from the user, so that the control device 11 can obtain a specific operation command based on the operation instruction.
- the operation command may be a command for the first end arm 128a of the first movement arm 12a and the second end arm 128b of the second movement arm 12b to translate together as a whole.
- the operation command may be a command for the first end arm 128a of the first movement arm 12a and the second end arm 128b of the second movement arm 12b to rotate together around a predetermined point or a line as a whole.
- the first end arm 128a of the first kinematic arm 12a and the second end arm 128b of the second kinematic arm 12b as a whole pivot together about a predetermined point in pitch or about a longitudinal axis together.
- the operation command may be that the first end arm 128a of the first movement arm 12a and the second end arm 128b of the second movement arm 12b translate and rotate together as a whole Order.
- the method 500 may include determining a relative pose relationship between the ends of the first end of the first motion arm and the end of the second end of the second motion arm.
- the distal end of the first kinematic arm 12a eg, the first distal arm 128a
- the distal end of the second kinematic arm 12b may be determined based on the current procedure type or the configuration of the auxiliary attachment device (eg, auxiliary attachment device 15 )
- the relative pose relationship between the ends eg, the second end arm 128b.
- the relative pose relationship between the first end of the first moving arm and the end of the second moving arm may be predetermined or known.
- the current surgery type may be the type currently requiring surgery, for example, the surgery type may include, but is not limited to, general surgery, thoracic surgery, urological surgery, gynecological surgery, and the like.
- the auxiliary connection device may include a sheath, and the configuration of the sheath may include, for example, the specifications and types of sheaths under different surgical procedures (the specifications and types may include, but are not limited to, for example, the length of the sheath, radial size, aperture size, number of sheath tubes, relative positional relationship of multiple sheath tubes, etc.).
- Each of the plurality of sheaths is associated with the relative pose relationship of at least one moving arm, and the relative pose relationship between the sheaths of different configurations and each moving arm may be different.
- the input device 113 may be used to receive setup information from a user (eg, current procedure type, configuration of auxiliary attachment devices, setup information for relative pose models, etc., etc.).
- the relative posture relationship of the ends may include the relative positional relationship and the relative posture relationship of the first end arm 128a of the first moving arm 12a and the second end arm 128b of the second moving arm 12b.
- the surgical instruments 14a, 14b may be mounted on the first and second end arms 128a, 128b, and the relative positional relationship of the ends may include the relative positional relationship and the relative posture relationship of the surgical instruments 14a, 14b. It should be understood that the relative pose relationship between the surgical instruments 14a, 14b may be determined by the relative pose relationship of the first end arm 128a and the second end arm 128b.
- the relative pose relationship of the ends may further include the relative position relationship and the relative pose relationship of the connectors 1281a and 1281b.
- the connecting pieces 1281a and 1281b are respectively fixed on the first end arm 128a and the second end arm 128b.
- the relative pose relationship of the surgical instruments 14a, 14b can also be determined by the relative pose relationship of the connecting pieces 1281a and 1281b. It should be understood that the relative pose relationship between the surgical instruments, the relative pose relationship between the end arms and the relative pose relationship between the connectors can be converted to each other.
- the difference between the end of the first moving arm 12a and the end of the second moving arm 12b may be determined.
- the relative pose relationship between the ends For example, during an operation, the relative pose relationship of the tip may be determined based on the current pose of the tip arm 128a of the first moving arm 12a and the current pose of the tip arm 128b of the second moving arm 12b.
- the control device 11 may be communicatively coupled with each of the movement arms (eg, the first and second movement arms 12a, 12b).
- the first motion arm 12a may also include one or more sensors 129a.
- the motors of the joints 1201-1208a may be coupled to a plurality of sensors 129a, respectively.
- the second kinematic arm 12b may also include one or more sensors 129b.
- the motors of the joints 1201-1208b may be coupled to a plurality of sensors 129b, respectively.
- FIG. 6 exemplarily shows one sensor, it being understood that the illustrated sensors 129a and 129b may represent a plurality of sensors.
- Sensors 129a and 129b may include, but are not limited to, encoders or potentiometers, for example.
- the sensor can be used to acquire data corresponding to multiple joints of the moving arm, so as to measure the joint value of the corresponding joint.
- the sensor may include a fiber optic sensor extended on the moving arm for obtaining the pose of the moving arm.
- the control device 11 may include one or more processors 111 and memory 112 .
- the processor 111 may be connected in communication with the plurality of sensors 129a of the first moving arm 12a to obtain current joint values of the respective joints 1201-1208a of the first moving arm 12a through the plurality of sensors 129a.
- the processor 111 may be connected in communication with the plurality of sensors 129b of the second moving arm 12b to obtain current joint values of the respective joints 1201-1208b of the second moving arm 12b through the plurality of sensors 129b.
- the processor 111 may solve the current joint value of each joint based on the forward kinematic models of the first and second moving arms 12a and 12b to obtain the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm
- the current pose of 12b (eg the end of the first moving arm and the end of the second moving arm).
- the current posture may include the current posture and the current position, and the current posture may be the position and posture at any moment.
- the forward kinematics model of the first moving arm 12a may be preset and stored in the memory 112 .
- the forward kinematics model of the moving arm can obtain the pose of any position or any part of the moving arm based on all known joint variables (such as joint values) of the moving arm (for example, the first and second end arms 128a, 128b, and the fixedly arranged connectors 1281a, 1281b on the first and second moving arms 12a, 12b, and the postures of the surgical instruments 14a, 14b installed on the first and second moving arms 12a, 12b).
- joint variables such as joint values
- the movement path of the first moving arm 12a may refer to the path taken by the first moving arm 12a to move from one pose to another pose, which may be changed by the joint values of a plurality of joints (for example, the joints 1201-1208a) ( For example, continuous changes in joint values, or one or more transition joint values).
- the movement path of the second moving arm 12b may refer to a path that the second moving arm 12b moves from one position to another, and may be represented by changes in joint values of a plurality of joints (eg, joints 1201-1208b).
- step 507 the first moving arm and the second moving arm are respectively controlled to move based on the first moving path and the second moving path, so that the end of the first moving arm and the end of the second moving arm move in a moving manner, and when the moving During the process, the relative pose relationship of the ends is kept unchanged.
- the method 500 may further determine whether there will be formation between the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b based on the first moving path of the first moving arm 12a and the second moving path of the second moving arm 12b interference relationship. In response to no interference relationship between the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b, step 507 is performed. And in response to an interference relationship between the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b, the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b are controlled to stop moving or an alarm message is issued.
- method 500 may include receiving an operational command.
- the operation command includes, for example, moving the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b as a whole by a certain distance or rotating a certain angle.
- At least one of the surgical instruments may be disposed on the distal end of the corresponding movement arm (eg, the first movement arm of the first movement arm). end arm 128a, second end arm 128b of the second movement arm).
- FIG. 7 shows a flowchart of a method 700 for determining a motion path of a moving arm according to some embodiments of the present disclosure.
- the method 700 can be used to implement step 505 as shown in FIG. 5 , determining the first motion path of the first motion arm and the second motion path of the second motion arm based on the motion mode and the relative pose relationship of the end .
- Method 700 may be performed by a control device (eg, control device 11 ) of robotic system 10 .
- the control device 11 may be configured on a computing device.
- Method 700 may be implemented by software, firmware, and/or hardware.
- a target pose of the first end of the first moving arm is determined based on the movement mode.
- the target pose of the first end may be determined based on manipulation commands received from the user.
- the operation command may include the target pose, the mode and magnitude of the movement, and so on.
- the forward kinematics model of the first moving arm 12a may be used for calculation based on the current joint values of the respective joints of the first moving arm 12a to obtain the end of the first moving arm 12a (for example, the first end The current pose of the arm 128a).
- the target posture of the first end of the first moving arm 12a may be determined based on the current posture of the end of the first moving arm 12a and the user operation command.
- the target pose may be determined based on the current pose of the first end of the first moving arm and the manner of movement (eg, overall leftward movement, rotation, etc.) and magnitude (eg, movement distance, rotation angle, etc.).
- the target pose of the first end of the first moving arm 12a may include one of the following: a target position and a target pose of the first end arm 128a of the first moving arm 12a, the first moving arm 12a
- RCM mechanism remote center of motion mechanism
- the target pose of the second end of the second movement arm is determined.
- the target pose of the second end of the second moving arm may be determined based on the overall motion mode and the target pose of the first end and the relative pose relationship of the end.
- the target posture of the end of the second moving arm 12b may include one of the following: the target position and target posture of the second end arm 128b of the second moving arm 12b, the distance of the second moving arm 12a
- the target pose of the end of the second moving arm 12b can be determined through the relationship between the target pose of the end of the first moving arm 12a and the relative pose of the end.
- the target poses of the surgical instruments 14a and 14b may be based on the ends of the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b. The target pose of the distal end of the moving arm 12b is determined.
- method 700 may also include step 705 .
- a target pose of the first moving arm is determined based on the current pose of the first moving arm and the target pose of the first end, and a target pose based on the current pose of the second moving arm and the target pose of the second end , to determine the target pose of the second moving arm.
- the current joint values of the respective joints of the first kinematic arm 12a may be obtained through sensors (eg, sensor 129a) installed at the respective joints of the first kinematic arm 12a, utilizing the positive kinematics of the first kinematic arm 12a The model is solved to obtain the current pose of the first moving arm 12a.
- the current joint value of each joint of the second moving arm 12b can be obtained through sensors (eg, sensor 129b) installed at each joint of the second moving arm 12b, and the forward kinematics model of the second moving arm 12b can be used to obtain The current posture of the second moving arm 12b.
- the pose of the moving arm may be represented by a set of joint values of a plurality of joints included in the moving arm.
- the target pose of the moving arm may be determined based on the current pose of the moving arm and the target pose of the end by the method shown in FIG. 8 .
- a first motion path and a second motion path are determined based on the current pose and target pose of the first motion arm and the second motion arm.
- the first motion path of the first motion arm 12a and the second motion path of the second motion arm 12b may be determined based on an interpolation method, and the motion paths may include at least one motion cycle.
- the movement path of the moving arm from the initial pose to the target pose can be planned by the method shown in FIG. 9 .
- method 700 may also include step 707 .
- step 707 it is determined whether an interference relationship will be formed between the first moving arm and the second moving arm. It should be understood that the interfering relationship may include a collision between the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b.
- step 709 is performed.
- method 700 may also include step 711 .
- step 711 in response to an interference relationship between the first moving arm and the second moving arm, the first moving arm and the second moving arm are controlled to stop moving or an alarm message is issued.
- whether an interference relationship will be formed between the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b may be determined based on the constraint relationship. Based on the constraint relationship being satisfied, it is determined that no interference relationship will occur between the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b. Based on that the constraint relationship is not satisfied, it is determined that an interference relationship will occur between the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b. It should be understood that the constraint relationship can be defined by an interference model.
- the constraint relationship may include at least one of the following relationships: the relative position sequence relationship between the first movable arm 12a and the second movable arm 21b conforms to a predetermined relative position sequence relationship, and the relative position sequence relationship between the first movable arm 12a and the second movable arm 21b
- the distance between the associated predetermined point and the predetermined point associated with the second moving arm 12b is greater than the predetermined safety distance
- the predetermined line segment associated with the first moving arm 12a and the predetermined line associated with the second moving arm 12b The minimum distance between the line segments is greater than the predetermined safety line segment distance, or the difference between the joint value of one or more joints of the first moving arm 12a and the joint value of the corresponding joint of the second moving arm 12b is greater than the predetermined safe value.
- the predetermined relative position sequence relationship may include, but is not limited to, clockwise or counterclockwise order among the plurality of movement arms.
- the relative position sequence relationship between the plurality of moving arms can be represented by the relative position sequence of the joints or links of the moving arms.
- one or more joints (eg, joints 1202a and/or 1203a) of the first kinematic arm 12a proximate the beam 132 are at the end of each motion cycle with the adjacent kinematic arm (eg, the second kinematic arm 12b) proximate the beam 132
- the relative position sequence of the corresponding one or more joints (for example, the joints 1202b and/or 1203b) at the end position of each motion cycle conforms to clockwise or counterclockwise ordering, and it can be determined that the first motion arm 12a and the second motion arm 12b satisfy Constraints on relative position order relationships.
- the end of one or more links (eg, links 121a and/or 122a ) of the first moving arm 12a can also be determined by determining the ends of the corresponding links of the second moving arm 12b (eg, links 121b and 122a ).
- Whether the relative position sequence of the ends of 122b) conforms to a predetermined relative position sequence relationship (for example, clockwise or counterclockwise ordering), so as to determine whether the relative position sequence relationship between the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b conforms to A predetermined relative position sequence relationship.
- the relative position sequence relationship among the plurality of moving arms may also be represented by the movement angles of the joints or links of the moving arms relative to the same reference direction. For example, based on the initial position sequence, it is determined that the rotation angle of the joint (eg, joint 1201 a ) of the first moving arm 12 a relative to the beam 132 is smaller than the rotation angle of the joint (eg, joint 1201 b ) of the second moving arm 12 b relative to the beam 132 . In response to the rotation angle of the joint 1201a relative to the beam 132 being smaller than the rotation angle of the joint 1201b relative to the beam 132, it can be determined that the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b satisfy the constraints of the predetermined relative position sequence relationship. On the contrary, it can be determined that the predetermined relative position sequence is not satisfied between the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b, which may lead to an interference relationship between the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b.
- the predetermined points associated with the kinematic arm may include fixed points on links of the kinematic arm, joints of the kinematic arm, or other points associated with the kinematic arm.
- the predetermined point associated with the first moving arm 12a may be a predetermined joint (eg, joint 1203a) of the first moving arm 12a
- the predetermined point associated with the second moving arm 12b may be a corresponding joint of the second moving arm 12b (eg joint 1203b).
- the distance between the joint 1203a of the first kinematic arm 12a and the joint 1203b of the second kinematic arm 12b may be based on the joint axis of the joint 1203a of the first kinematic arm 12a and the joint 1203b of the second kinematic arm 12b joint axis to determine.
- the predetermined point associated with the first moving arm 12a may be a fixed point on a predetermined link (eg, link 121a) of the first moving arm 12a, and the predetermined point associated with the second moving arm 12b This may be a fixed point on a corresponding link (eg link 121b) of the second moving arm 12b or an adjacent link (eg 123b).
- the predetermined point associated with the first kinematic arm 12a may be a fixed point on a predetermined link (eg, a distal center of motion mechanism, RCM mechanism) in the first kinematic arm 12a, the same as the second kinematic arm 12a.
- the predetermined point to which the arm 12b is associated may be a projection point on the horizontal plane of the axis of the link of the second moving arm 12b (eg, link 124b).
- the safety distance may be a preset distance, for example, may include but not be limited to 135mm.
- the safety distance may also be set based on the size of the joint or link.
- the safety distances between predetermined points corresponding to different joints or links may be different.
- the predetermined points associated with the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b may include, but are not limited to, the situations shown in the above embodiments.
- the predetermined line segment associated with the kinematic arm may include an edge or axis of a link of the kinematic arm, a joint axis of the kinematic arm, or other line segments associated with the kinematic arm. It should be understood that the minimum distance between two line segments is the smaller of the distance between the start points of the two line segments and the distance between the end points of the two line segments.
- the predetermined line segment associated with the first moving arm 12a may be a predetermined link (eg, link 121a) of the first moving arm 12b
- the predetermined line segment associated with the second moving arm 12b may be the A predetermined link (eg, link 122b).
- the predetermined line segment associated with the first moving arm 12a may be a predetermined link (eg, link 125a) of the first moving arm 12a
- the predetermined line segment associated with the second moving arm 12b may be the second A predetermined link of the moving arm 12b (eg, a remote center of motion mechanism (RCM mechanism) is near the edge of the link 125a, eg, the link 126a is near the edge of the link 125a).
- RCM mechanism remote center of motion mechanism
- the predetermined line segment associated with the first moving arm 12a may be between the RCM point of the first moving arm 12a and a point on the extension line of a predetermined link (eg, link 128a) of the first moving arm 12a
- the formed line segment, the predetermined line segment associated with the second moving arm 12b may be the edge of the predetermined link (eg, link 128b) of the second moving arm 12b close to the first moving arm 12a.
- the predetermined line segment associated with the first moving arm 12a may be an edge (eg, an edge close to the second moving arm 12b) of a predetermined link (eg, link 124a) of the first moving arm 12a
- the predetermined line segment associated with the second moving arm 12b may be an edge (eg, an edge close to the first moving arm 12a) of a corresponding link (eg, link 124b) of the second moving arm 12b.
- the predetermined line segment associated with the first moving arm 12a may be the joint axis of the first moving arm 12a
- the predetermined line segment associated with the second moving arm 12b may be the joint axis of the second moving arm 12b.
- the predetermined line segment associated with the first moving arm 12a may be the intersection of the joint axis of the first moving arm 12a (eg, the axis of the joint 1204a ) and another joint axis (eg, the axis of the joint 1205a ) and the first A line segment between the distal ends of a link (eg, link 125a) of a moving arm 12a
- the predetermined line segment associated with the second moving arm 12b may be the joint axis of the second moving arm 12b (eg, the axis of the joint 1204b) and another A line segment between the intersection of a joint axis (eg, the axis of joint 1205b ) and the distal end of a link (eg, link 125b ) of second kinematic arm 12b .
- the minimum distance between the link 121a and the link 122b is greater than the safety distance, or the RCM mechanism of the link 125a and the second moving arm 12b is close to the edge of the link 125a (for example, the link 126b is close to the edge of the link 125a ) is greater than the safety distance, or the line segment formed between the RCM point of the first moving arm 12a and the point on the extension line of the connecting rod 128a and the edge of the first moving arm 12a that the connecting rod 128b is close to
- the minimum distance is greater than the safety distance, or the minimum distance between the edge of the link 124a close to the second moving arm 12b and the edge of the link 124b close to the first moving arm 12a is greater than the safety distance, or the intersection of the axes of the joint 1204a and the joint 1205a
- the safety distance may include, but is not limited to, 135mm, 120mm, 60mm, and the like, for example. It should be understood that the safety distance may also be set based on the size of the joint or link. The safety distances between predetermined points corresponding to different joints or links may be different. It should be understood that the predetermined line segments associated with the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b may include, but are not limited to, the situations shown in the above embodiments.
- the joint value of one or more joints of the first kinematic arm 12a (eg, the joint value of joint 1203a ) and the joint value of the corresponding joint of the second kinematic arm 12b (eg, the joint value of joint 1203b ) are between
- the difference value of is greater than a predetermined safety value (eg safety angle), it can be determined that the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b satisfy the constraints of the joint safety angle relationship. On the contrary, if the difference between the joint values is smaller than the predetermined safety value, it is determined that an interference relationship may occur between the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b.
- a predetermined safety value eg safety angle
- the constraint relationship can also be used for the interference judgment between the moving arms adjacent to each other or between the moving arms in close positions.
- the comparison object of the constraint relationship may be a structure prone to interference between adjacent moving arms (for example, the predetermined line segment associated with the first moving arm 12a and the predetermined line segment associated with the second moving arm 12b, the same The predetermined point associated with the first moving arm 12a and the predetermined point associated with the second moving arm 12b, one or more joints of the first moving arm 12a and the corresponding joint of the second moving arm 12b).
- FIG. 8 shows a flowchart of a method 800 for determining a target pose of a moving arm according to some embodiments of the present disclosure.
- the first target pose of the first moving arm is determined based on the first current pose of the first moving arm and the target pose of the first end
- the second moving arm is based on the second moving arm.
- the current pose and the target pose of the second end determine the second target pose of the second moving arm through the method 800 .
- Method 800 may be performed by a control device (e.g., control device 11) of robotic system 10.
- the control device 11 may be configured on a computing device.
- Method 800 may be implemented by software, firmware, and/or hardware.
- the method 800 may include selecting one of the plurality of joints of the moving arm as the characteristic joint, and setting the recommended target joint value of the characteristic joint.
- the second movement arm 12b is taken as an example.
- One of multiple joints of the second moving arm 12b may be selected as the characteristic joint, and the recommended target joint value of the characteristic joint may be preset.
- the characteristic joint of the moving arm may be a joint among the plurality of joints that is prone to collision with an adjacent moving arm.
- the selected characteristic joint may be a joint among a plurality of joints of the second moving arm 12b that is likely to collide with the first moving arm 12a, such as the joint 1205b or 1206b shown in FIG. 3 .
- the recommended target joint values of the characteristic joints of different moving arms may be different.
- the recommended target joint value may be predetermined.
- the inverse kinematics model of the moving arm is solved based on the target pose of the end of the moving arm and the recommended target joint value to obtain other target joint values of the moving arm.
- the other target joint values include target joint values of all other joints of the moving arm except the characteristic joints.
- the inverse kinematics model of the second moving arm 12b is solved to obtain the second moving arm Additional target joint values for 12b.
- method 800 may also include step 805 .
- step 805 it is determined whether other target joint values of the moving arm are within the joint motion range of the corresponding joint. It should be understood that each joint of the moving arm has a certain movement range, and the joint movement range of each joint is the range between the minimum limit joint value and the maximum limit joint value of the corresponding joint. The minimum limit joint value and the maximum limit joint value may not be within this range. For example, some joints have a range of motion between 18 degrees and 45 degrees, some joints have a range of motion between 45 degrees and 90 degrees, and some joints have a range of motion between -90 degrees and -45 degrees, etc. Wait.
- method 800 may also include step 807 .
- step 807 the recommended target joint value is incremented or decremented by a predetermined adjustment value to adjust the recommended target joint value of the moving arm, and the method 800 returns to step 803.
- the recommended target joint value is incremented or decremented by a predetermined adjustment value to adjust the recommended target of the second moving arm 12b joint value.
- the adjustment value may be set to, for example, 0.2° or 0.5°, etc. to adjust the recommended target joint value.
- 0.2° or 0.5° is only an example, and the adjustment value can also be set to other values.
- the predetermined adjustment value is incremented or decremented until there is a solution or the joint motion range of the characteristic joint (which may not include joint limit values) is reached.
- a solution can indicate that the recommended target joint value is within the joint motion range of the feature joint, and other target joint values are all within the joint motion range of the corresponding joint.
- the method 800 may further include the following step: judging whether the adjusted recommended target joint value is within the joint motion range of the characteristic joint. In response to the adjusted recommended target joint value being within the joint motion range of the characteristic joint, the adjusted recommended target joint value is selected as the recommended target joint value, and the process returns to step 803 .
- method 800 may further include step 811 .
- a target pose of the moving arm is determined based on the recommended target joint value of the moving arm and other target joint values. For example, in response to the other target joint values of the second moving arm 12b being within the joint motion range of the corresponding joint, the target of the second moving arm 12b is determined based on the recommended target joint value of the second moving arm 12b and the other target joint values pose. For example, a set of the recommended target joint value and other target joints may be selected as the target joint value of the second moving arm 12b. By determining the target joint value of the second moving arm 12b, the target pose of the second moving arm 12b can be determined. It should be understood that the target pose of the first moving arm 12a can also be determined through the method 800 .
- method 800 may further include step 809 between steps 805 and 811 .
- step 809 it is determined whether an interference relationship will be formed between the plurality of moving arms. For example, in response to all other target joint values of the second moving arm 12b being within the joint motion range of the corresponding joint, the second moving arm 12b and the adjacent moving arm (eg, the first moving arm 12a) are determined based on the constraint relationship. whether there will be interference between them.
- step 811 is performed in response to no interference relationship being formed between the plurality of motion arms.
- the target pose of the second moving arm 12b is determined based on the recommended target joint value of the second moving arm 12b and other target joint values .
- method 800 proceeds to step 807 in response to a situation in which an interfering relationship may be formed between the plurality of motion arms.
- the recommended target joint value of the second moving arm 12b is incremented or decremented by a predetermined adjustment value to adjust the recommended target of the second moving arm 12b joint value.
- the second moving arm 12b may be selected.
- a set of solutions in which each joint of 1 is least likely to interfere with the first moving arm 12a is output as a unique solution as the target joint value of the second moving arm 12b.
- Method 900 shows a flowchart of a method 900 for determining a movement path of a moving arm from an initial pose to a target pose, according to some embodiments of the present disclosure.
- method 900 may be used to implement step 709 as shown in FIG. 7 .
- Method 900 may be performed by a control device (eg, control device 11 ) of robotic system 10 .
- the control device 11 may be configured on a computing device.
- Method 900 may be implemented by software, firmware, and/or hardware.
- the joint step length of each joint included in the moving arm is determined.
- the process of controlling the movement of the moving arm to the target pose may include one or more movement cycles, and each joint step corresponds to the movement step of the moving arm in a single movement cycle.
- a single motion cycle may be 80ms.
- the joint step size of each joint may indicate the angle by which the corresponding joint can move about its joint axis during each motion cycle.
- a single motion cycle corresponding to a motion step of the motion arm may be preset, wherein the motion step of the motion arm may be a set of joint steps of a plurality of joints of the motion arm.
- the method 1000 shown in FIG. 10 may be used to determine the step size of each joint included in the motion arm.
- the ending pose of the moving arm in each motion cycle is determined.
- an interpolation method may be used between the initial pose of the moving arm and the target pose to determine the ending pose of each motion cycle in the plurality of motion cycles. For example, taking the first movement arm 12a as an example, when the current movement cycle is the first movement cycle, the current posture of the first movement arm 12a is the initial posture of the first movement arm 12a. When the current motion cycle is not the first motion cycle, the current pose of the first motion arm 12a is the end pose of the previous motion cycle. Based on the current pose of the first moving arm 12a and the joint step length corresponding to each joint of the first moving arm 12a, the ending joint value of each joint of the first moving arm 12a in the current cycle is determined.
- method 900 further includes step 905 .
- step 905 based on the ending pose of each motion cycle, it is determined whether an interference relationship will be formed between the motion arm and other motion arms. For example, based on the ending pose of the current cycle, it is determined whether an interference relationship, such as a collision, will be formed between the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b or other moving arms (eg, other moving arms with a similar distance).
- a motion path of the motion arm is determined based on the ending pose of each motion cycle. For example, in response to the movement of the moving arm from the initial pose to the target pose without forming an interference relationship between the moving arm and other moving arms, the ending pose of each motion cycle is determined as the motion path.
- an alarm message is issued.
- an alert message may be issued in response to the formation of an interfering relationship between the kinematic arm and other kinematic arms.
- an interference judgment is performed on the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b, and an alarm message may be issued in response to at least one of the first moving arm 12a and the second moving arm 12b colliding with other moving arms.
- FIG. 10 shows a flowchart of a method 1000 of determining the joint step size of each joint included in a moving arm according to some embodiments of the present disclosure.
- the method 1000 can be used to implement step 901 as shown in FIG. 9 , determining the joint step size of each joint included in the moving arm.
- Method 1000 may be performed by a control device (eg, control device 11 ) of robotic system 10 .
- the control device 11 may be configured on a computing device.
- Method 1000 may be implemented by software, firmware, and/or hardware.
- step 1001 based on the target pose of the moving arm, a difference between the target pose of the moving arm and the initial pose is determined.
- the pose of the moving arm can be represented by a set of joint values of a plurality of joints included in the moving arm.
- the difference between the target pose of the moving arm and the initial pose can be represented by a set of differences between the joint values of the corresponding joint of the moving arm at the target pose and the corresponding joint at the initial pose.
- the target joint step number is determined based on the difference of each joint in the difference between the target pose of the moving arm and the initial pose and the joint step extreme value of each joint.
- the joint step size may indicate the angle by which the joint can move about its joint axis in each motion cycle.
- the step extreme value can refer to the maximum angle that the joint can move about its joint axis in each motion cycle. For example, based on the difference between the target pose and the initial pose of the moving arm (eg, the first moving arm 12a ), the difference value of each joint and the step length extreme value of each joint, the determination of the first moving arm 12a The number of steps per joint. The maximum number of steps in the number of steps for each joint can be selected as the target joint step number.
- step 1005 the joint step length of each joint of the moving arm is determined based on the difference value of each joint in the difference between the target pose and the initial pose of the moving arm and the target joint step number. For example, by dividing the difference of each joint in the difference between the target pose and the initial pose of the first moving arm 12a (or the second moving arm 12b) by the number of steps of the target joint, the first moving arm is calculated The joint step size of each joint of 12a (or the second moving arm 12b).
- FIG. 11 shows an architectural schematic diagram of the control device 11 included in the robot system 10 according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
- the control device 11 may include an input device 113 , an output device 114 , one or more memories 112 , one or more processors 111 , and a communication interface 115 .
- the control device 11 may also not include an output device.
- the input device 113 may include, but is not limited to, buttons, keyboards, touch screens, microphones, and the like.
- the input device may be configured to directly receive an operation command from the user, or receive an operation instruction from the user so that the control device can acquire a specific operation command based on the operation instruction.
- the operation command may include, for example, a command to command the second end arm 128b and the first end arm 128a to keep the relative pose relationship of the ends unchanged.
- the input device 113 may also be used to receive setting information from the user, such as the current surgical type, the configuration of the auxiliary connecting device, the setting information of the relative pose model, etc., and the like.
- output devices 114 may include, but are not limited to, displays, speakers, indicator lights, and the like, which may be configured to indicate the status of various components of robotic system 10, output alarm signals, and the like.
- a computer program executable on the processor 111 may be stored in the memory 112 .
- the processor 111 implements the control methods described in the above embodiments when executing the computer program.
- the number of the memory 112 and the processor 111 may be one or more.
- the communication interface 115 is used for communication between the control device 11 (eg, the processor 111 of the control device 11 ) and external devices.
- the control device 11 may communicate with the motors provided in the respective joints of the moving arms (eg, the first moving arm 12a, the second moving arm 12b), for example, through the communication interface 115, so as to instruct the moving arms to move to Corresponding to the target position, the control device 11 can also communicate with the sensors at each joint of the moving arm, for example, through the communication interface 115, so as to receive the joint value of each joint of the moving arm.
- the communication interface 115 may be a CAN bus communication interface, which enables the control device 11 to communicate with the motors and sensors provided in each joint through the CAN bus.
- the input device 113 , the output device 114 , the memory 112 , the processor 111 and the communication interface 115 can be connected to each other through a bus to complete mutual communication.
- the bus can be an industry standard architecture (ISA, Industry Standard Architecture) bus, a peripheral device interconnect (PCI, Peripheral Component) bus or an extended industry standard architecture (EISA, Extended Industry Standard Component) bus and so on.
- ISA Industry Standard Architecture
- PCI Peripheral Component
- EISA Extended Industry Standard Component
- the processor 111 may be various types of general-purpose processors such as a central processing unit (CPU) and a digital signal processor (DSP), which are not limited herein.
- CPU central processing unit
- DSP digital signal processor
- control device 11 may be integrated with the base 131 and located within the base 131 (eg, below the base 131 ) to save space.
- control device 11 may also be provided separately from the base 131 , or the control device 11 may be partially integrated with the base 131 and the other part separated from the base 131 .
- the control device 11 can also adopt other setting manners, and is connected in communication with each moving arm and can control each moving arm.
- the present disclosure provides a computer-readable storage medium, which may include at least one instruction executed by a processor to perform the control method in any of the above embodiments.
- the present disclosure provides a computer system that can include a non-volatile storage medium and at least one processor.
- the non-volatile storage medium may include at least one instruction.
- the processor is configured to execute at least one instruction to configure the processor to perform the control method in any of the above embodiments.
- a computer-readable storage medium may be a tangible device that can hold and store instructions for use by an instruction execution device.
- the computer-readable storage medium may be, for example, but not limited to, an electrical storage device, a magnetic storage device, an optical storage device, an electromagnetic storage device, a semiconductor storage device, or any combination of the above.
- computer readable storage media may include, but are not limited to, portable computer disks, hard disks, read only memory (ROM), random access memory (RAM), erasable programmable read only memory (EPROM) , Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory (EEPROM), Flash memory or other solid-state memory technology, CD-ROM, Digital Versatile Disc (DVD), HD-DVD, Blue-Ray or other optical storage devices, magnetic tape, Disk storage or other magnetic storage device, or any other medium capable of storing required information and accessible by a computer, having stored thereon computer-executable instructions that, when executed in a machine (eg, a computer device), The machine is caused to execute the control method of the present disclosure.
- computer devices may include personal computers, servers, or network devices, among others.
- Some embodiments of the present disclosure can help to optimize the position of the moving arm during preoperative preparation, and can calculate the target pose of the other moving arm according to the real-time pose of one moving arm and make it move to the target pose , so as to realize the preoperative setup process with a high degree of automation.
- the moving arm after calculating the target pose of another moving arm in real time, can also reach the target position accurately, quickly and safely in a specific planning manner, so as to achieve efficient and safe preoperative preparation .
- the ends of the plurality of moving arms move in an integral manner, and the relative pose relationship of the ends of the plurality of moving arms can be kept unchanged during the movement, so as to realize the movement of the plurality of moving arms quickly and accurately .
- the position and posture of the surgical instruments installed on the multiple moving arms can also be quickly adjusted, which can reduce the difficulty of the user (such as a doctor) in the operation, so as to improve the preoperative or intraoperative performance. work efficiency.
- the present disclosure also discloses the following:
- a control method for a robotic system comprising a plurality of moving arms including a first moving arm and a second moving arm, the control method comprising:
- the first movement arm and the second movement arm are controlled to move so that the first end of the first movement arm and the first end of the second movement arm
- the two ends move in the motion mode, and the relative pose relationship of the ends remains unchanged during the movement.
- the relative pose relationship between the first end of the first movable arm and the end of the second end of the second movable arm is determined.
- a target pose of the second end of the second movement arm is determined.
- the target pose of the first end includes one of the following:
- the target pose of the second end includes one of the following:
- the second moving arm is used for the target position and target posture of the end connected with the auxiliary connecting device.
- a second target pose of the second moving arm is determined.
- Determining the second target pose of the second moving arm based on the second current pose of the second moving arm and the target pose of the second end includes:
- the first recommended target joint value is incremented or decremented by a predetermined adjustment value to adjust the first recommendation target joint value
- the second recommended target joint value is incremented or decremented by a predetermined adjustment value to adjust the second recommendation Target joint value.
- target joint values of the second moving arm are determined based on the target pose of the second end and the adjusted second recommended target joint value.
- the first recommended target joint value or the second recommended target joint value is adjusted.
- the first characteristic joint is a joint among the plurality of joints of the first moving arm that is prone to collide with other moving arms in the plurality of moving arms;
- the second characteristic joint is a joint among the plurality of joints of the second moving arm that is prone to collide with other moving arms among the plurality of moving arms.
- the first moving arm and the second moving arm are controlled to stop moving or an alarm message is issued.
- judging whether an interference relationship will be formed between the first moving arm and the second moving arm comprises:
- the relative position sequence relationship between the first moving arm and the second moving arm conforms to a predetermined relative position sequence relationship
- the distance between the predetermined point associated with the first moving arm and the predetermined point associated with the second moving arm is greater than a predetermined safety distance
- the minimum distance between the predetermined line segment associated with the first moving arm and the predetermined line segment associated with the second moving arm is greater than a predetermined safety line segment distance
- the difference between the joint value of one or more joints of the first moving arm and the joint value of the corresponding joint of the second moving arm is greater than a predetermined safety value.
- the first motion path of the first motion arm and the second motion path of the second motion arm are determined.
- the motion path of the motion arm is determined.
- a robotic system comprising:
- the plurality of motion arms comprising:
- a control device configured to perform the control method of any one of items 1-18.
- the robotic system of item 19 further comprising an auxiliary connection device comprising at least a first sheath for connection with the first end and a first sheath for connection with the first end. A second sheath with two ends connected,
- the relative pose relationship of the ends is determined based on the shapes of the first sheath tube and the second sheath tube and their relative positional relationship.
- the end of the first moving arm is provided with a first arm body connecting portion for connecting with the first auxiliary connecting portion
- the end of the second moving arm is provided with a connecting portion for connecting with the second auxiliary connecting portion
- the second arm body connection part is provided.
- a computer-readable storage medium comprising one or more instructions executable by a processor to perform the control method according to any of items 1-18.
- a computer system comprising:
- a memory for storing at least one instruction
- a processor configured to execute the at least one instruction to perform the control method of any of items 1-18.
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- 一种用于机器人系统的控制方法,所述机器人系统包括多个运动臂,所述多个运动臂包括第一运动臂和第二运动臂,所述控制方法包括:确定所述机器人系统的第一运动臂的第一末端和第二运动臂的第二末端的运动方式,所述运动方式包括所述第一运动臂的第一末端和第二运动臂的第二末端的整体运动;基于所述运动方式以及所述第一运动臂的第一末端与所述第二运动臂的第二末端的末端相对位姿关系,确定所述第一运动臂的第一运动路径以及所述第二运动臂的第二运动路径;以及基于所述第一运动路径和所述第二运动路径,控制所述第一运动臂和所述第二运动臂运动,以使所述第一运动臂的第一末端和第二运动臂的第二末端以所述运动方式运动,且在运动过程中保持所述末端相对位姿关系不变。
- 根据权利要求1所述的控制方法,其特征在于,还包括:基于当前手术类型或辅助连接装置的构型,确定所述第一运动臂的所述第一末端与所述第二运动臂所述第二末端的末端相对位姿关系。
- 根据权利要求1所述的控制方法,其特征在于,基于所述运动方式以及所述末端相对位姿关系确定所述第一运动臂的第一运动路径以及所述第二运动臂的第二运动路径包括:基于所述运动方式,确定所述第一运动臂的所述第一末端的目标位姿;以及基于所述运动方式,确定所述第二运动臂的所述第二末端的目标位姿。
- 根据权利要求3所述的控制方法,其特征在于,所述第一末端的所述目标位姿包括以下中的一种:所述第一运动臂的末端臂的目标位置和目标姿态;所述第一运动臂的远端运动中心机构(RCM机构)的目标位置和目标姿态;或所述第一运动臂用于与辅助连接装置连接的末端的目标位置和目标姿态;或者所述第二末端的所述目标位姿包括以下中的一种:所述第二运动臂的末端臂的目标位置和目标姿态;所述第二运动臂的远端运动中心机构(RCM机构)的目标位置和目标姿态;或所述第二运动臂用于与辅助连接装置连接的末端的目标位置和目标姿态。
- 根据权利要求3所述的控制方法,其特征在于,包括:基于所述第一运动臂的第一当前位姿和所述第一末端的所述目标位姿,确定所述第一运动臂的第一目标位姿;以及基于所述第二运动臂的第二当前位姿和所述第二末端的所述目标位姿,确定所述第二运动臂的第二目标位姿。
- 根据权利要求5所述的控制方法,其特征在于,基于所述第一运动臂的第一当前位姿和所述第一末端的所述目标位姿确定所述第一运动臂的第一目标位姿包括:选择所述第一运动臂的多个关节之一作为第一特征关节;设置所述第一特征关节的第一推荐目标关节值;以及基于所述第一末端的所述目标位姿和所述第一推荐目标关节值,确定所述第一运动臂的其他目标关节值;或者基于所述第二运动臂的第二当前位姿和所述第二末端的所述目标位姿确定所述第二运动臂的第二目标位姿包括:选择所述第二运动臂的多个关节之一作为第二特征关节;设置所述第二特征关节的第二推荐目标关节值;以及基于所述第二末端的所述目标位姿和所述第二推荐目标关节值,确定所述第二运动臂的其他目标关节值。
- 根据权利要求6所述的控制方法,其特征在于,还包括:判断所述第一运动臂的其他目标关节值是否在相应关节的关节运动范围之内;以及响应于所述第一运动臂的其他目标关节值中的至少一个不在相应关节的关节运动范围之内,将所述第一推荐目标关节值递增或递减预定调整值,以调整所述第一推荐目标关节值;或者判断所述第二运动臂的其他目标关节值是否在相应关节的关节运动范围之内;响应于所述第二运动臂的其他目标关节值中的至少一个不在相应关节的关节运动范围之内,将所述第二推荐目标关节值递增或递减预定调整值,以调整所述第二推荐目标关节值。
- 根据权利要求7所述的控制方法,其特征在于,还包括:基于所述第一末端的所述目标位姿和经调整的第一推荐目标关节值,确定所述第一运动臂的其他目标关节值;或者基于所述第二末端的所述目标位姿和经调整的第二推荐目标关节值,确定所述第二运动臂的其他目标关节值。
- 根据权利要求6所述的控制方法,其特征在于,进一步包括:判断所述第二运动臂与所述第一运动臂之间是否会形成干涉关系;以及响应于所述第二运动臂与所述第一运动臂之间会形成干涉关系,调整所述第一推荐目标关节值或第二推荐目标关节值。
- 根据权利要求6所述的控制方法,其特征在于,所述第一特征关节为所述第一运动臂的多个关节中易于与多个运动臂中的其他运动臂发生碰撞的关节;或者所述第二特征关节为所述第二运动臂的多个关节中易于与多个运动臂中的其他 运动臂发生碰撞的关节。
- 根据权利要求1所述的控制方法,其特征在于,还包括:基于约束关系,判断所述第一运动臂和所述第二运动臂之间是否会形成干涉关系;以及响应于所述第一运动臂和所述第二运动臂之间会形成干涉关系,控制所述第一运动臂和所述第二运动臂停止运动或发出警报信息。
- 根据权利要求11所述的控制方法,其特征在于,所述约束关系包括以下中的至少一种:所述第一运动臂与第二运动臂之间的相对位置顺序关系符合预定的相对位置顺序关系;同所述第一运动臂相关联的预定点与同所述第二运动臂相关联的预定点之间的距离大于预定安全距离;同所述第一运动臂相关联的预定线段与同所述第二运动臂相关联的预定线段之间的最小距离大于预定安全线段距离;或者所述第一运动臂的一个或多个关节的关节值与所述第二运动臂的相应关节的关节值之间的差值大于预定安全值。
- 根据权利要求1所述的控制方法,其特征在于,包括:基于插值法,确定所述第一运动臂的所述第一运动路径,以及所述第二运动臂的所述第二运动路径。
- 根据权利要求13所述的控制方法,其特征在于,对于每个运动臂,基于所述运动臂的目标位姿与初始位姿,确定所述运动臂所包含的每一关节的关节步长。
- 根据权利要求14所述的控制方法,其特征在于,基于所述运动臂所包含的每一关节的关节步长,确定所述运动臂在每个运动循环的结束位姿;以及基于每个运动循环的结束位姿,确定所述运动臂的运动路径。
- 根据权利要求1所述的控制方法,其特征在于,所述整体运动包括:整体平移、整体转动、或整体平移和整体转动的组合。
- 一种机器人系统,包括:多个运动臂,所述多个运动臂包括:第一运动臂;第二运动臂;控制装置,被配置成:确定所述机器人系统的第一运动臂的第一末端和第二运动臂的第二末端的运动方式,所述运动方式包括所述第一运动臂的第一末端和第二运动臂的第二末端的整体运动;基于所述运动方式以及所述第一运动臂的第一末端与所述第二运动臂的第二末端的末端相对位姿关系,确定所述第一运动臂的第一运动路径以及所述第二运动臂的第二运动路径;以及基于所述第一运动路径和所述第二运动路径,控制所述第一运动臂和所述第二运动臂运动,以使所述第一运动臂的第一末端和第二运动臂的第二末端以所述运动方式运动,且在运动过程中保持所述末端相对位姿关系不变。
- 根据权利要求17所述的机器人系统,其特征在于,所述机器人系统还包括辅助连接装置,所述辅助连接装置至少包括用于与所述第一末端连接的第一鞘管和用于与所述第二末端连接的第二鞘管,所述末端相对位姿关系是基于所述第一鞘管和所述第二鞘管的形状及其相对位置关系确定的。
- 根据权利要求18所述的机器人系统,其特征在于,所述第一鞘管上设置有第 一辅助连接部,所述第二鞘管上设置有第二辅助连接部;所述第一运动臂的末端上设有用于与所述第一辅助连接部连接的第一臂体连接部,所述第二运动臂的末端上设有用于与所述第二辅助连接部连接的第二臂体连接部。
- 一种计算机可读存储介质,包括一个或多个指令,所述指令由处理器执行以执行机器人系统的控制方法,所述机器人系统包括多个运动臂,所述多个运动臂包括第一运动臂和第二运动臂,所述控制方法包括:确定所述机器人系统的第一运动臂的第一末端和第二运动臂的第二末端的运动方式,所述运动方式包括所述第一运动臂的第一末端和第二运动臂的第二末端的整体运动;基于所述运动方式以及所述第一运动臂的第一末端与所述第二运动臂的第二末端的末端相对位姿关系,确定所述第一运动臂的第一运动路径以及所述第二运动臂的第二运动路径;以及基于所述第一运动路径和所述第二运动路径,控制所述第一运动臂和所述第二运动臂运动,以使所述第一运动臂的第一末端和第二运动臂的第二末端以所述运动方式运动,且在运动过程中保持所述末端相对位姿关系不变。
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