On the Way to Holographic-Type Communications: Perspectives and Enabling Technologies
IEEE Access,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12, P. 59236 - 59259
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Holographic-type
communication
(HTC)
is
on
the
verge
of
revolutionizing
current
paradigms.
It
will
seamlessly
connect
people
from
distant
locations
through
a
fully
immersive
experience
that
engage
all
five
senses:
sight,
hearing,
touch,
smell,
and
taste.
However,
practical
realization
widespread
adoption
HTC
impose
significant
demands
networks
end-user
devices.
While
recent
studies
have
primarily
focused
discussing
challenges
potential
research
directions,
this
paper
takes
further
step
by
evaluating
capabilities
wireless
to
meet
requirements.
Specifically,
it
highlights
limitations
fifth-generation
(5G)
identifying
HTC-related
Key
Performance
Indicators
(KPIs)
explores
sixth-generation
(6G)
networks.
Moreover,
not
only
proposes
approaches
for
enhancement
but
also
analyzes
their
impact
in
implementation.
Finally,
questions
ubiquitous
6G,
suggesting
coordinated
approach
leveraging
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
jointly
optimizing
user
sites
most
promising
strategy,
rather
than
solely
relying
specific
network
generations.
Language: Английский
The AI-extended professional self: user-centric AI integration into professional practice with exemplars from healthcare
AI & Society,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 25, 2025
Abstract
AI
technologies
are
rapidly
advancing
and
have
shown
potential
for
providing
significant
value
across
a
variety
of
sectors,
including
healthcare.
Much
research
has
focused
on
the
technologies’
capabilities
pushing
their
boundaries,
with
many
envisioning
AI-enabled
robots
replacing
human
labor
humans
in
near
future.
However,
critical
domains
professional
practice
such
as
healthcare,
full
replacement
is
neither
realistic
nor
aimed
for,
collaboration
between
given
foreseeable
This
article
argues
shift
away
from
sole
focus
efficiency
effectiveness
technology,
proposing
instead
that
increasingly
should
learn
to
adapt
users
considering
healthcare
professionals
already
overburdened.
Rather
than
contributing
this
burden,
might
extend
self
by
anticipating
supporting
needs
intentions.
Drawing
selective
meta-synthesis
recent
reviews
studies,
introduces
concept
AI-extended
.
suggests
temporary,
dynamic
integration
extends
minimal
additional
burdens
regarding
training
application.
Through
three
exemplars
healthcare—healthcare
consultations,
breast
cancer
screening,
robotic
surgery—this
explores
how
perspective
rooted
unlock
deeper
into
practice.
Beyond
these
exemplars,
calls
interdisciplinary
associated
challenges,
advocating
burden
technologies.
Language: Английский
Transforming neonatal care: a position paper on the potential of augmented and mixed reality
Frontiers in Digital Health,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
7
Published: April 11, 2025
Mixed
reality
(MR)
and
augmented
(AR)
technologies
bridge
elements
of
the
real
virtual
worlds,
emerging
as
tools
that
allow
users
to
engage
with
digital
cues
aid
tasks
encountered
in
physical
environment.
Thus,
these
holographic-based
innovations
are
potential
support
real-time
patient
care.
The
applications
MR
AR
neonatal
care
remain
significantly
underexplored.
In
present
article,
we
highlight
across
medical
procedures,
examinations,
diagnoses,
telemedicine,
further
underscoring
their
transformative
within
use
can
be
relevant
diverse
economic
clinical
landscapes,
in-depth
research
is
required
evaluate
advantages
caring
for
neonates.
Language: Английский
Data visualization in healthcare and medicine: a survey
Xunan Tan,
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Xiang Suo,
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Wenjun Li
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et al.
The Visual Computer,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 7, 2024
Language: Английский
Advancing Mixed Reality Game Development: An Evaluation of a Visual Game Analytics Tool in Action-Adventure and FPS Genres
Parisa Sargolzaei,
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Mudit Rastogi,
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Loutfouz Zaman
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et al.
Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
8(CHI PLAY), P. 1 - 32
Published: Oct. 14, 2024
In
response
to
the
unique
challenges
of
Mixed
Reality
(MR)
game
development,
we
developed
GAMR,
an
analytics
tool
specifically
designed
for
MR
games.
GAMR
aims
assist
developers
in
identifying
and
resolving
gameplay
issues
effectively.
It
features
reconstructed
sessions,
heatmaps
data
visualization,
a
comprehensive
annotation
system,
advanced
tracking
hands,
camera,
input,
audio,
providing
in-depth
insights
nuanced
analysis.
To
evaluate
GAMR's
effectiveness,
conducted
experimental
study
with
development
students
across
two
genres:
action-adventure
first-person
shooter
(FPS).
The
participants
used
provided
feedback
on
its
utility.
results
showed
significant
positive
impact
both
genres,
particularly
This
demonstrates
effectiveness
suggests
potential
influence
future
analytics,
addressing
specific
needs
this
evolving
area.
Language: Английский