Yinoussa Adagolodjo

CONECT Project

Control of Needle Insertion in Robotic Surgery

The CONECT project focuses on developing innovative solutions for robotic needle insertion procedures, combining real-time simulation with augmented reality guidance for enhanced surgical precision.

Completed 2020-2023

CONECT Project

The CONECT project focuses on developing innovative solutions for robotic needle insertion procedures, combining real-time simulation with augmented reality guidance for enhanced surgical precision.

#Needle Insertion #Robotic Control #Augmented Reality
CONECT Project

Project Overview

The CONECT project brought together researchers from leading institutions to develop innovative solutions for robotic needle insertion procedures. By combining real-time simulation with augmented reality guidance, the project aimed to enhance surgical precision and reduce complications during minimally invasive interventions.

Real-time Simulation

Advanced FEM algorithms for interactive soft tissue modeling and GPU-accelerated computation.

Robotic Control

Precise needle manipulation with force feedback integration and automated path planning.

Augmented Reality

Real-time surgical guidance with 3D visualization of internal structures and interactive planning.

Clinical Applications

  • 🏥 Minimally invasive surgery: Enhanced accuracy
  • 🔬 Biopsy procedures: Targeted tissue sampling
  • 💊 Targeted drug delivery: Precision treatment
  • ☢️ Interventional radiology: Advanced guidance

Publications

Key Papers

  • Y. Adagolodjo, L. Goffin, M. De Mathelin, H. Courtecuisse (2019). “Constraint-based manipulation of deformable models in robotic surgery.” IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters.

Team Members

  • Principal Investigator: Dr. Yinoussa Adagolodjo
  • Research Engineers
  • PhD Students
  • Clinical Partners

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Roadmap

  • Intégrer la réalité augmentée au prototype
  • Tester la précision de l’insertion d’aiguille
  • Rédiger un rapport de validation clinique
  • Déployer le système en salle d’opération simulée