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Accuracy assessment for the co-registration between optical and VIVE head-mounted display tracking.

Leah A GrovesPatrick CarnahanDaniel R AllenRankin AdamTerry M PetersElvis C S Chen
Published in: International journal of computer assisted radiology and surgery (2019)
We developed a hybrid tracking system that allows the pose of optically tracked surgical instruments to be known within a first-person HMD visualization system, achieving submillimeter accuracy. This research validated the positional and rotational accuracy of the hybrid tracking system and subsequently the optical tracking and VIVE tracking systems. This work provides a method to determine the position of an optically tracked surgical tool with a surgically acceptable accuracy within a low-cost commercial-grade video pass-through HMD. The hybrid tracking system provides the foundation for the continued development of virtual reality or augmented virtuality surgical navigation systems for training or practicing surgical techniques.
Keyphrases
  • virtual reality
  • low cost
  • high resolution
  • mass spectrometry