Thomas Keath Skripps - Acton MA, US Edward J. Daley - Maynard MA, US David P. Scott - Sterling MA, US
Assignee:
Allen Medical Systems, Inc. - Batesville IN
International Classification:
A47C 21/00
US Classification:
5601, 5621, 5622
Abstract:
A support for use with a surgical table includes a first radiolucent beam having a longitudinal axis and a second radiolucent beam having a longitudinal axis. The first beam and second beam are each coupled to the deck and extend outwardly therefrom in a cantilevered configuration.
Flexible Pin For Holding Together 2 Or More Sheets Of Material Or Items
Russell Stanton - Lunenburg MA, US Allyn Mackay - Grosse Pointe MI, US Edward Daley - Newton MA, US
International Classification:
F16B013/06
US Classification:
411/044000
Abstract:
A locating and/or retaining device comprised of a locking pin a flexible flanged dowel pin a spring and a feature and/or washer for use in a wide array of applications where locating and/or retaining/clamping are required.
George Wong - Chelmsford MA, US Paul Licari - Boxborough MA, US David Warburton - Lexington MA, US Edward Daley - Maynard MA, US Thomas Skripps - Acton MA, US
International Classification:
A61G 13/12
US Classification:
005721000
Abstract:
A surgical table extension features a patient support structure, a large area base, and a support leg. A first joint having at least two degrees of freedom is located between the patient support structure and the support leg. A second joint also having at least two degrees of freedom is located between the base and the support leg. There is a stop limiting the range of motion of the support leg such that a portion of the base area is constrained to be below the first joint irrespective of the position of the base.
Thomas Skripps - Acton MA, US George Wong - Chelmsford MA, US Paul Licari - Boxborough MA, US David Warburton - Lexington MA, US Edward Daley - Maynard MA, US
International Classification:
A61G 13/12
US Classification:
005621000, 005624000
Abstract:
An accessory has a substantially radiolucent frame, a floor-supported base, and a support structure extending between the base and one end of the frame. A second end of the frame is coupleable to a surgical table in a manner that permits the frame to articulate relative to the surgical table. The support structure is extendable and retractable to change the height at which the first end of the frame is supported above the base. The support structures is able to tilt front to rear and side to side relative to the base and the frame is able to tilt front to rear and side to side relative to the support structure. The frame is movable to a compact storage position having the second end of the frame supported on the base. A set of wheels are provided on the base to permit the accessory to be wheeled from one location to another.
System And Method For Mounting A Robotic Arm In A Surgical Robotic System
Systems and methods for mounting a robotic arm for use in robotic-assisted surgery, including a mobile shuttle that includes a support member for mounting the robotic arm that extends at least partially over a gantry of an imaging device. Further embodiments include a mounting apparatus for mounting a robotic arm to a base or support column of an imaging device, to a patient table, to a floor or ceiling of a room, or to a cart that extends over the top surface of the patient table.
Methods And Systems For Controlling A Surgical Robot
Methods and systems for controlling a robotic arm include tracking a motion of a handheld device using a motion tracking system, and controlling a robotic arm to adjust at least one of a position and an orientation of an end effector of the robotic arm based on the tracked motion of the handheld device. Further embodiments include methods and systems for transferring a robotic arm from a mounting surface to a mobile cart that include tracking the location of the mobile cart relative to the robotic arm using a motion tracking system, and controlling the robotic arm to move the arm into a pose that facilitates transferring the robotic arm from the mounting surface to the mobile cart based on the tracked location of the mobile cart.
System And Method For Mounting A Robotic Arm In A Surgical Robotic System
Systems and methods for mounting a robotic arm for use in robotic-assisted surgery, including a mobile shuttle that includes a support member for mounting the robotic arm that extends at least partially over a gantry of an imaging device. Further embodiments include a mounting apparatus for mounting a robotic arm to a base or support column of an imaging device, to a patient table, to a floor or ceiling of a room, or to a cart that extends over the top surface of the patient table.
Anne O'keefe, Carole Hanrahan, Grace Garrett, John Donohue, Loretta Regan, Margaret Hennelly, Mary Jones, Annclaire Haskins, Barbara Hayden, Marianne Knospe, William Murphy