We are implementing the HoloLens as a teaching tool in our anatomical and health sciences course in early 2018. Does anyone have any experience with this device? We would love to hear your thoughts regarding simplifying the gesture-style inputs to make it as easy to understand as possible.
This will enhance the experience that we already provide in regards to using VR and AR in anatomy (link below).
Thanks!
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Hi,
It is an important topic, thank you for your question. I'm researching about this topic.
New Media Lab (from Leiden University, Holland)
HoloLens in Neurosurgery: Christian Güder (from Bern University Hospital)
Both institutions use Hololens. Maybe you can contact them.
And this is a good review, you can check if you wish.
Recent Developments and Future Challenges in Medical Mixed Reality
Long Chen et. al.
Best wishes.
Great! Thank you very much.
It will be interesting to see how the device has been utilised in other institutions.
Hello, Mr. Moro
I wonder, can you give information about your course which you plan to use Hololens? I mean what is the goal of your course? Med students? Surgical Residents? How many students can use the system?
Best wishes
Thanks Sedat. Yes, we're looking at introducing it for undergraduate medical students, and biomedical students. The plan is to incorporate our current VR modules into the holographic environment, with the goal of allowing our students to identify key anatomical and physiological features of organs in 3D space. VR and AR work well for this, but the HoloLens allows some additional intrinsic benefits that should support a more engaged learning experience. I'm happy to be contacted if you would like to chat more about it.
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