Context-Aware Modeling for Augmented Reality Display Behaviour
Abstract
Current surgical augmented reality (AR) systems typically employ an on-demand display behavior, where the surgeon can toggle the AR on or off using a switch. The need to be able to turn the AR off is in part due to the obstructing nature of AR overlays, potentially hiding important information from the surgeon in order to provide see-through vision. This on-demand paradigm is inefficient as the surgeon is always in one of two sub-optimal states:...
Paper Details
Title
Context-Aware Modeling for Augmented Reality Display Behaviour
Published Date
Apr 1, 2019
Volume
4
Issue
2
Pages
562 - 569
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