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Application of SLAM in the biomedical field
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Abstract
With the continuous development and improvement of sensors, sensor technology is also constantly making breakthroughs. It is also widely used in various fields of medicine today. This article summarizes the practice of two types of SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping) in medicine. The detection and matching of human luminal feature points under SLAM were studied so as to reconstruct the human internal environment so that doctors can obtain three-dimensional reconstruction feedback within the surgical range and improve the safety of surgery. And for different surgical environments, the same SLAM is improved on the basis of innovation, which is more suitable for different scenarios. Three algorithms are described in this article for taking images of the inside of the abdominal cavity and collecting data based on the images using different algorithms. Based on the collected data, the internal abdominal cavity is reconstructed in 3D. Finally, a three-dimensional visualization system for the abdominal cavity was constructed. It has important research significance in the field of medical auxiliary research.
Keywords
SLAM; biomedicine; three-dimensional reconstruction.
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Jin,T. (2023). Application of SLAM in the biomedical field. Applied and Computational Engineering,12,22-27.
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