SARAS will develop a cognitive architecture able to make decisions based on pre-operative knowledge and on scene understanding via advanced machine learning algorithms.

Dexterity and perception capabilities of surgical robots may soon be improved by cognitive functions that can support surgeons in decision making and performance monitoring, and enhance the impact of automation within the operating rooms.

The 2nd SARAS’ Project Meeting held at Medineering GmbH at München in Germany on the 12th and 13th March it was the occasion to exchange and analyze information on the current progress of the project.

On the 1st day we discussed about the Status of SARAS, the  MULTI-ROBOT platform, Action recognition and Future Event Prediction and 3D model.

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In occasion of the 3rd, the 4th and 5th meetings held in January and February 2019 some progresses have been made at the Department of Computer Science in the University of Verona (Italy).

This is the expected result of the functioning of SARAS’ Arms with the new phantoms after one year project.