Medical Robotics Documentation

Comprehensive technical documentation for surgical robotics systems, AI integration, and telemedicine solutions.

Getting Started

Installation

$ npm install @medrobotics/core

Install the core robotics platform with npm. Requires Node.js v18+. 

{
  "name": "my-robotics-solution",
  "version": "1.0.0",
  "dependencies": {
    "@medrobotics/core": "^2.3.1"
  }
}

System Requirements

  • ✓ 64-bit Linux / Windows 10 64-bit / macOS 12+
  • ✓ GPU with CUDA support (RTX 4080 or better)
  • ✓ Minimum 32GB RAM (64GB recommended)

Quick Start

npx create-medrobotics-app my-surgical-solution cd my-surgical-solution npm start

What happens next:

  1. Installs latest development dependencies
  2. Generates TypeScript templates
  3. Launches sandbox development environment
  4. Opens web-based configuration tool

API Reference

Core SDK

Function Parameters Description
performSurgery()
  • surgicalPlan: JSON object
  • precisionLevel: 1-10
  • riskThreshold: 0-1
 Initiates a surgical procedure with specified parameters and safety thresholds.
analyzeTissue()
  • sample: Base64 string
  • analysisLevel: Enum
 Analyzes tissue samples using machine vision and returns diagnostic classification.

Sample Code

import { SurgicalRobot } from '@medrobotics/core' const robot = new SurgicalRobot({ armCount: 6, resolution: '4K', safetyLevel: 'MAX' }); robot.initialize().then(() => { robot.performSurgery({ surgicalPlan: { steps: [ { action: 'incise', area: [0.5, 0.8], depth: 0.2 }, { action: 'dissect', area: [0.3, 0.4], tool: 'precision-blade' }, { action: 'coagulate', area: [0.7, 0.1], duration: 5 } ] }, precisionLevel: 9, riskThreshold: 0.1 }); });

This example initializes a surgical robot with maximum safety settings and performs a complex procedure.

Tutorials

Quick Start Guide

Step-by-step introduction to initializing and configuring medical robotic systems.

Read tutorial

Telemedicine Setup

Configure remote surgery capabilities with secure haptic feedback and low-latency transmission.

Read tutorial

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the minimum system requirement?

The medical robotics platform requires at least 32GB RAM, RTX 4060 GPU, and 64-bit OS to ensure real-time haptic feedback accuracy.

How to upgrade firmware?

  1. Visit the downloads page for the latest firmware
  2. Use the built-in firmware-upgrade command in CLI
  3. Follow the on-screen verification process

Do I need medical certifications?

Yes, all users must have valid medical degrees and surgical certifications to operate the full functionality.