“Exploring the Application of Multi-Sensory Device Interaction in Traditional Chinese Medicine Popular Science Education” by Chin-Chun, Yang, Yang, Lin, Han, et al. …
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Title:
- Exploring the Application of Multi-Sensory Device Interaction in Traditional Chinese Medicine Popular Science Education
Session/Category Title: Augmented & Virtual Reality
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Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) originates from extensive medical practices. Herbal medicine, central to TCM, encounters accessibility challenges. Our “TCM Herbal Education” merges 3D scanning, interactive VR, and olfactory tech, enriching education with sensory experiences, enhancing cross-reality learning.
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