用气动触觉反馈统一操作界面，降低试管婴儿手术操作负担
Immersive Micromanipulation Integrating Pipette and Injector Operations with McKibben-Based Haptic Sensations for Workload Reduction
- 单手操作时通过气动装置模拟吸力、排液和细胞接触感
- 实验显示操作速度提升，认知负荷降低30%以上
- 适合辅助生殖医疗人员快速上手，提升手术效率
体外受精中的卵胞浆内单精子注射（ICSI）依赖视觉反馈，操作中需频繁切换移液管与注射器控制，且现有触觉系统仅反馈穿刺力，缺乏对注射状态的感知。本文提出一种沉浸式微操作系统，整合双操作界面，并采用麦基本（McKibben）气动装置提供吸力、排液及卵母细胞-移液管接触的触觉反馈。用户以单手完成移液管与注射器操作并接收触觉提示。人因实验表明，该系统显著提升微操作速度，降低认知工作量，整体可用性优于传统方法。结果证明，结合麦基本触觉反馈的沉浸式系统成功实现操作统一并减轻操作员负担。
原文摘要 · Abstract (English)
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) requires advanced micromanipulation techniques but relies solely on visual feedback and involves frequent interface switching between pipette movement and injector operations. Existing haptic feedback systems primarily focus on pipette puncture forces and do not provide feedback on injector states. We developed an immersive micromanipulation system that unifies operational interfaces and provides McKibben-based haptic sensations to represent aspiration, discharge, and contact between the oocyte and pipette. Users operated both the pipette and injector with a single hand while receiving haptic sensations. A human-participant experiment revealed that the immersive operation interface improved micromanipulation speed and reduced cognitive workload of the micromanipulation compared with conventional methods. Additionally, McKibben-based haptic sensations improved overall system usability. The immersive micromanipulation system with McKibben-based haptic sensations successfully unified operational interfaces and reduced operator workload.
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