Crafty German folks + gaming hardware = Creepy good times.
“The cross section isn’t actually the user’s skeleton but a volume visualization of a medical data set,” notes PCWorld. Here’s more info on the Medical Augmented Reality project.
Crafty German folks + gaming hardware = Creepy good times.
“The cross section isn’t actually the user’s skeleton but a volume visualization of a medical data set,” notes PCWorld. Here’s more info on the Medical Augmented Reality project.
Can I ask, how is this really going to help in real medical field? The reason being, first you need to scan the whole body, so its just a projection of data from the database. Its not real time image/? Right?