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Automatic Robot-Driven 3D Reconstruction System for Chronic Wounds (CROSBI ID 303630)

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Filko, Damir ; Marijanović, Domagoj ; Nyarko Emmanuel Karlo Automatic Robot-Driven 3D Reconstruction System for Chronic Wounds // Sensors, 21 (2021), 24; 8308, 28. doi: 10.3390/s21248308

Podaci o odgovornosti

Filko, Damir ; Marijanović, Domagoj ; Nyarko Emmanuel Karlo

engleski

Automatic Robot-Driven 3D Reconstruction System for Chronic Wounds

Chronic wounds, or wounds that are not healing properly, are a worldwide health problem that affect the global economy and population. Alongside with aging of the population, increasing obesity and diabetes patients, we can assume that costs of chronic wound healing will be even higher. Wound assessment should be fast and accurate in order to reduce the possible complications, and therefore shorten the wound healing process. Contact methods often used by medical experts have drawbacks that are easily overcome by non-contact methods like image analysis, where wound analysis is fully or partially automated. This paper describes an automatic wound recording system build upon 7 DoF robot arm with attached RGB-D camera and high precision 3D scanner. The developed system presents a novel NBV algorithm that utilizes surface-based approach based on surface point density and discontinuity detection. The system was evaluated on multiple wounds located on medical models as well as on real patents recorded in clinical medical center.

chronic wounds ; 3D reconstruction ; automatic ; robot ; next best view

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Podaci o izdanju

21 (24)

2021.

8308

28

objavljeno

1424-8220

10.3390/s21248308

Trošak objave rada u otvorenom pristupu

Povezanost rada

Elektrotehnika, Kliničke medicinske znanosti, Računarstvo

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