Abstract
To improve the comfort of surgeons during the use of minimally invasive surgical robots and reduce occupational hazards, the precise puncture robot for vital organs was selected as the research subject. Based on the theory and methods of human-machine ergonomics, combined with JACK software, a simulation analysis was conducted on the comfort, working posture, and visibility of surgeons using existing related products. Design improvements were made based on the analysis results. By comparing and evaluating the simulation experimental data before and after the design changes, it was found that the improved solution at the human-machine ergonomics level helps enhance the comfort of users during the operation process and reduce the risk of occupational diseases among the medical community. This design can serve as a guide and reference for related fields.