Digital Twin for Suturing Scenes

Johns Hopkins University | Baltimore, MD | 2022-2026

Overview

Development of high-fidelity digital twin environments for surgical suturing scenes, utilized for NSF AccelNet Surgical Robotics Challenges.

Key Contributions

  • Develop high-fidelity environments with realistic dynamic feedback for suturing execution on an open-source 3D simulation platform (AMBF), utilized for NSF AccelNet Surgical Robotics Challenges
  • Scan the real-world suturing training phantoms using MRI and import the segmented 3D models into the simulation environment
  • Build photorealistic dVRK surgical instrument simulation models, sharing the models with the dVRK community
  • Construct high-fidelity digital twin for suturing scenes in NVIDIA Omniverse Isaac Sim
  • Develop an autonomous synthetic data generation pipeline using the high-fidelity simulation environment in the AMBF simulator

Simulation Scene Examples

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AMBF Simulation Scene
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NVIDIA Omniverse Isaac Sim Simulation Scene

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