“Enhancing Radiography Education through Co-located Mixed Reality with Tracker-based X-ray Imaging Simulation” by Xu, Puggioni, Kilroy and Campbell
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- Enhancing Radiography Education through Co-located Mixed Reality with Tracker-based X-ray Imaging Simulation
Session/Category Title: Augmented & Virtual Reality
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Abstract:
This poster introduces a co-located collaborative Mixed Reality (MR) teaching system for Veterinary Radiography training. Integrating real X-ray equipment with virtual horse models simulates radiographic procedures. It enables synchronized virtual objects and real-time radiography, facilitating better student assessment and technique demonstration. An expert review study evaluated user experience positively.
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