Augmented Studio: Projection Mapping on Moving Body for Physiotherapy Education
summary
A classroom-scale system projects anatomy onto moving volunteers using multiple projectors, Kinect sensors, Unity and what the transcript calls the Microsoft rumor Life toolkit; a novel annotation sleeve technique wraps simple polyhedrons around body segments so real-time hand-drawn labels hit fast collision meshes. A pilot runs three 45-minute classes with graduate students, shows higher engagement and positive Likert ratings but no formal learning gains yet, and surfaces tracking, animation accuracy and scaling problems.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to Augmented Studio
- 1:07Problem with anatomy education
- 2:34Design guidelines for technology
- 3:40System setup and infrastructure
- 5:04Virtual anatomical models
- 5:47Annotation system challenges
- 6:53Usability study results
- 8:22Annotation in class demonstration
- 10:16System limitations and future work
- 11:20360-degree projection demo
- 11:41Conclusion and future impact
- 12:02Q&A session
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