Automating Real-Time Feedback in Virtual Reality Training Through Data Mining

Grant number: LP130100806 | Funding period: 2014 - 2016

Completed

Abstract

This project will use data mining techniques to develop a real-time feedback system that can be used in virtual reality training environments. This system will not only improve trainees' learning, it will also lead to more efficient use of virtual reality training in industries such as aviation, aerospace, mining, health and emergency services.

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S Wijewickrema, Y Zhou, I Ioannou, B Copson, P Piromchai, C Yu, R Briggs, J Bailey, G Kennedy, S O'Leary

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OBJECTIVE: To investigate the effectiveness and usability of automated procedural guidance during virtual temporal bone surgery. ..

Provision of Automated Step-by-Step Procedural Guidance in Virtual Reality Surgery Simulation

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