This video provides a visual highlight of the pedicle screw insertion simulation.
This information has been taken from Learning Retention of Thoracic Pedicle Screw Placement Using a High-Resolution Augmented Reality Simulator With Haptic Feedback, a manuscript appearing in a future issue of Neurosurgery. It was submitted by corresponding author P. Pat Banerjee, Ph.D., from the Departments of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at the University of Illinois at Chicago in Illinois.
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Posters displayed in subways, on buildings and in other high traffic areas carry a Mobile Tag and the simple message “SCAN AND HELP”.
Scanning the tag will launch an augmented reality application that will let users explore the environment of the person on the poster (who may be a relief worker or aid recipient).
PSFK’s Future of Mobile Tagging report presents key trends in the mobile tagging space, so as to inspire creative agencies about their future use of technologies that include QR codes, barcodes and Microsoft Tags in branding and communication campaigns. This document brings together both literal and lateral inspiration to provide a framework within which organizations can begin to contemplate the issues facing the U.S. Fund for UNICEF and their fundraising efforts.
To start this exciting conversation, PSFK challenged advertising and design agencies from around the world to react to the Future of Mobile Tagging report. They were tasked with developing concepts making use of Microsoft Tag to address one or more or the needs set forth by the U.S. Fund for UNICEF in a creative brief. The end result of this initial phase of ideation is a set of 10 standout concept programs, including the one described above.
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