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A Drilling Technology Sensing Interaction with Cut Mediums to Discriminate Behaviour and Properties of Mediums Ahead on the Tool Path

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An innovative tactile approach to automatically detect mediums and underlying structures ahead on a cutting tool path has been implemented in surgery. In this paper a description of a mechatronic approach to surgery is described and shows the merits of the approach. This is supplemented by evidence of suitability of the method to a wider range of mediums and applications outside of surgical application.

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Brett, P.N., Du, X., Wilde, S. (2018). A Drilling Technology Sensing Interaction with Cut Mediums to Discriminate Behaviour and Properties of Mediums Ahead on the Tool Path. In: Billingsley, J., Brett, P. (eds) Mechatronics and Machine Vision in Practice 3. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-76947-9_2

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