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Stanislas Mauser1, Oliver Burgert1
1Reutlingen University, Faculty for Informatics, Germany.
Abstract:
There are several intra-operative use cases which require the surgeon to interact with medical devices. We used the Leap Motion Controller as input device and implemented two use-cases: 2D-Interaction (e.g. advancing EPR data) and selection of a value (e.g. room illumination brightness). The gesture detection was successful and we mapped its output to several devices and systems.
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