Haptic VR Simulation for Surgery Procedures in Medical Training
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| author | Jie, Lim Zheng Yap, Kian Meng |
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| contents | Traditional medical training faces challenges like ethical concerns, safety risks, and high costs. VR technology offers a promising solution but is limited by low complexity and lack of tactile feedback. This paper presents a cost-effective haptic VR surgery simulation which simulates realistic Kidney Transplant using commercial devices to enhance training authenticity and immersion. Trainees can conduct incision and anastomosis procedures using a haptic stylus device that provides tactile sensations. Results from the test with medical participants showed that haptic feedback positively enhances the VR medical training experience. |
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| spellingShingle | Haptic VR Simulation for Surgery Procedures in Medical Training Jie, Lim Zheng Yap, Kian Meng Human-Computer Interaction Traditional medical training faces challenges like ethical concerns, safety risks, and high costs. VR technology offers a promising solution but is limited by low complexity and lack of tactile feedback. This paper presents a cost-effective haptic VR surgery simulation which simulates realistic Kidney Transplant using commercial devices to enhance training authenticity and immersion. Trainees can conduct incision and anastomosis procedures using a haptic stylus device that provides tactile sensations. Results from the test with medical participants showed that haptic feedback positively enhances the VR medical training experience. |
| title | Haptic VR Simulation for Surgery Procedures in Medical Training |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.05148 |