Medical anatomy auxiliary teaching system based on augmented reality
A technology that assists teaching and augmented reality, applied in the field of biomedical engineering, can solve problems such as cumbersomeness, lack of clinical application, affecting surgical operations, etc., to achieve the effects of standardizing operation movements, reducing training costs, and improving training efficiency
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[0012] A medical anatomy auxiliary teaching system based on augmented reality, which integrates hardware resources such as smart glasses, anatomical instruments, medical image scanning equipment of the teacher control unit, and software resources such as information interaction, video collection, anatomical planning, and assessment into the local area network. The schematic diagram of the hardware composition is as follows: figure 1shown. The system hardware is mainly composed of smart glasses (1), dissecting instruments (2), teacher control unit (3), wireless router (4) and medical image scanning equipment (5), and the smart glasses (1) include batteries (1 -1), CPU (1-2), camera (1-3), prism (1-4), mirror frame (1-5), electromagnetic sensitive unit (1-6), wireless communication unit (1-7) , microphone (1-8), speaker (1-9), integrate various sensors on the frame, wear on the human head, and is the center of information exchange, receiving the organs collected in the database...
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