McKibben触覚によるピペット・インジェクタ統合操作で作業負荷を低減する没入型マイクロマニピュレーション
Immersive Micromanipulation Integrating Pipette and Injector Operations with McKibben-Based Haptic Sensations for Workload Reduction
ICSIなどのマイクロマニピュレーションにおいて、ピペット操作とインジェクタ操作を片手で統合し、McKibbenアクチュエータによる触覚フィードバックを提供する没入型システムを開発し、作業速度の向上と認知負荷の低減を実証した。
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著者: Kenta Yokoe, Sumiwa Saito, Yuki Funabora, Tomoko Isomura, Tadayoshi Aoyama
分類: cs.HC, cs.RO
原文アブストラクト
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) requires advanced micromanipulation techniques but relies solely on visual feedback and involves frequent interface switching between pipette movement and injector operations. Existing haptic feedback systems primarily focus on pipette puncture forces and do not provide feedback on injector states. We developed an immersive micromanipulation system that unifies operational interfaces and provides McKibben-based haptic sensations to represent aspiration, discharge, and contact between the oocyte and pipette. Users operated both the pipette and injector with a single hand while receiving haptic sensations. A human-participant experiment revealed that the immersive operation interface improved micromanipulation speed and reduced cognitive workload of the micromanipulation compared with conventional methods. Additionally, McKibben-based haptic sensations improved overall system usability. The immersive micromanipulation system with McKibben-based haptic sensations successfully unified operational interfaces and reduced operator workload.