The design process of an autostereoscopic viewing interface for computer-assisted microsurgery

Chios, P.; Linney, AD

doi:10.1109/icsmc.2004.1398287

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“…In so doing, the human performance relating to displaying the real remote scene is improved in areas such as better reaction times in telesurgical applications (Chios & Linney, 2004) or a greater amount of remembered objects (Macchiarella & Vincenzi, 2004).…”

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Human Factors for Enhancing Live Video Streams with Virtual Reality: Performance, Situation Awareness, and Feeling of Telepresence

Pongrac

Leupold

Behrendt

et al. 2007

Presence: Teleoperators and Virtual Environments

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Telepresence systems should be designed to assist the human operator as much as possible to fulfill his task. In order to support the user concerning the visual modality, a system was designed that presents virtual reality images combined together with camera images captured at the remote teleoperator environment.In this work, two experiments were conducted. In the first, it was shown that presenting a widened field of view to the human operator enhances the human performance and the feeling of telepresence. In the second, it was examined how the transition between video and virtual views has to be designed. Relevant criteria of this transition were chosen and the results show that the operator's rating of quality, feeling of telepresence, and situation awareness are positively affected by variations of the transition parameters. Furthermore, a trade-off between the rating of quality and the situation awareness was observed.A parameter selection scheme is presented which can serve as a design guideline for combining video and virtual views depending on the desired application.

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Human Factors for Enhancing Live Video Streams with Virtual Reality: Performance, Situation Awareness, and Feeling of Telepresence

Pongrac

Leupold

Behrendt

et al. 2007

Presence: Teleoperators and Virtual Environments

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“…Besides 3D computer games, several other applications have been suggested, for instance human-computer interface [9] and computer-assisted microsurgery [4]. Our focus are ophthalmologic studies.…”

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Applications of Autostereoscopic Displays in Ophthalmologic Studies

Jiang

Mojon

2006

2006 IEEE International Conference on Multimedia and Expo

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Autostereoscopic displays are an emerging technology which provide 3D viewing experiences without the need of glasses or other encumbering viewing aids. In this paper we explore their potential in ophthalmologic studies. While the vast majority of applications of autostereoscopic displays in other fields is merely based on producing 3D viewing effects, we can distinguish between several classes of ophthalmologic tasks in which autostereoscopic displays play a very different role. Three concrete applications are described. With the steady improvements in autostereoscopic displays we expect to develop qualitatively new ophthalmologic tests in future.

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A survey of evaluation techniques used in augmented reality studies

Dünser¹,

Grasset²,

Billinghurst³

2008

ACM SIGGRAPH ASIA 2008 Courses on - SIGGRAPH Asia '08

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The design process of an autostereoscopic viewing interface for computer-assisted microsurgery

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Cited by 3 publications

References 47 publications

Human Factors for Enhancing Live Video Streams with Virtual Reality: Performance, Situation Awareness, and Feeling of Telepresence

Human Factors for Enhancing Live Video Streams with Virtual Reality: Performance, Situation Awareness, and Feeling of Telepresence

Applications of Autostereoscopic Displays in Ophthalmologic Studies

A survey of evaluation techniques used in augmented reality studies

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