Main information about the thesis :
Thesis start: January 2015
Thesis defense date: 1st October 2018
Title: Robotic assistance to clinical gesture learning
Associated laboratory: ISIR, Paris
In collaboration with LIRMM laboratory, Montpellier
Funded by labex CAMI.
The thesis manuscript is downloadable here
Thesis poster:
PhD main scientific communications:
- Candalh-Touta, N. and Szewczyk, J. (2017). How can we improve the Training of Laparoscopic Surgery thanks to the Knowledge in Robotics?.
15th International Conference on Education and Information Systems, Technologies and Applications. Pages pp.137. - Candalh-Touta, N. and Szewczyk, J. (2017). Is proprioception a key sensory modality to be successful in laparoscopy training?.
Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery (CARS). Pages pp.S132. - Candalh-Touta, N. and Poignet, P. and Szewczyk, J. (2017). Can Multi-Sensory Feedbacks Improve Laparoscopic Surgery Training?.
Surgetica Conference.
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