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Research Library

Not a paper dump. Each work is read through the same clinical-action lens: what the system observes, what it can do, how the patient responds, and which outcome matters.

08 worksState · Action · Response · Outcome
01
Learning infrastructureDataset2026

Open-H-Embodiment: A Large-Scale Dataset for Enabling Foundation Models in Medical Robotics

The current reference point for multi-institution, multi-robot video–kinematics data in healthcare robotics.

02
Learning infrastructureModel2026

GR00T-H: A Foundation Vision-Language-Action Model for Healthcare Robotics

Shows how heterogeneous healthcare robot demonstrations can be normalized into a shared action representation.

03
Learning infrastructureDataset2026

ImitateCholec: A Multimodal Dataset for Long-Horizon Imitation Learning

A useful example of task-segmented video, kinematics, successful demonstrations, and recovery maneuvers.

04
Learning infrastructureInfrastructure2026

MiDAS: A Multimodal Data Acquisition System for Robot-Assisted Surgery

A platform-agnostic way to capture hand, foot, video, and interaction signals without proprietary telemetry.

05
Adaptive systemsModel2025

A Deep Learning Model for Assistive Decision-Making During Robot-Aided Rehabilitation

Learns when assistance is needed from therapist demonstrations and adapts that judgment to new users.

06
Adaptive systemsRoadmap2025

Collaborative AI for Precision Neurorehabilitation: A Roadmap

Frames patient-specific treatment policies around longitudinal models, constraints, and human collaboration.

07
Clinical evaluationClinical study2023

Kinematic Data Profile and Clinical Outcomes in Robotic Inguinal Hernia Repairs

An early attempt to connect robotic kinematic indicators with patient-reported postoperative outcomes.

08
Action systemsRobot policy2021

Autonomic Robotic Ultrasound Imaging System Based on Reinforcement Learning

A clear physical-action problem: infer probe motion from image state to autonomously acquire a target view.