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Augmented reality with fibre optics.

Gunther Sudra·Georg Eggers·Sebastian Schalck·Bjoern Giesler·Ruediger Marmulla·Ruediger Dillmann
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In this paper we present the concept and the first results of the Fibre Optic Pointer - a miniaturized Augmented Reality system for craniofacial surgery. The objective is the integration into surgical instruments.

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Craniofacial AbnormalitiesFiber Optic TechnologyGermanyHumansUser-Computer InterfaceJournal Article

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Gunther Sudra, Georg Eggers, Sebastian Schalck, Bjoern Giesler, Ruediger Marmulla, Ruediger Dillmann. 2006. Augmented reality with fibre optics.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16404116/

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