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IEEE 3177-2024

IEEE Standard for a Modular Framework for a Robotically- Assisted Surgical System

PUBLISH DATE 2025
PAGES 31
IEEE 3177-2024
New IEEE Standard - Active. The contents within this standard defines a modular framework for a robotically-assisted surgical system (RASS). The framework describes the hierarchical architecture, and presents the principles and specifications of the function module division and integration. A RASS is mainly divided into an execution module, perception module, human-machine interface module, image navigation/guidance module, planning and decision-making, safety and security module, and other modules.
This standard defines a modular framework for a robotically-assisted surgical system (RASS). The framework describes the hierarchical architecture, and presents the principles and specifications of the function module division and integration. A RASS is mainly divided into basic function modules (such as execution module (EM), navigation/guidance module (NM), human-machine interface module (HMI),) and extended function modules (such as planning and decision-making (PDM), safety and security module (SSM), and other modules).
The purpose of this standard is to define a modular framework for a RASS. This framework includes interconnected modules, and allows modules to be flexibly combined and replaced to meet the requirements of different surgical operations. The modular design provides a unified interface framework/architecture for system integrators and module manufacturers. The standard also helps enterprises, especially small/medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and start-ups, that develop robot-assisted surgical equipment, to provide more universal modules and sub-modules to meet market needs.
SDO IEEE: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Document Number 3177
Publication Date May 9, 2025
Language en - English
Page Count 31
Revision Level
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Committee Standing Committee for Standards
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