ARnatomy at AWE 2015
summary
Two prototypes connect real bones to layered digital information: an osteology view that labels parts and saves student notes, and a motion prototype that animates joints and linked muscles for multi-user demos. Setup uses iPad/computer displays, 2D and 3D markers, and OCR text recognition to link textbook pages to a physical dog bone box. Early-stage system covers a limited set of bones, runs user studies with veterinary students at Texas A&M, and aims to integrate a full canine skeleton.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Anatomy education context
- 2:19Augmented reality approach
- 3:29Prototype development
- 5:19Integration of learning tools
- 7:25Project summary and Q&A
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