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<p>Update from Wiki</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>== David Gobbi Comments ==<br /> <br /> '''Suggested additional points for agenda'''&lt;nowiki&gt;: &lt;/nowiki&gt;<br /> <br /> * Define scope of discussion:<br /> ** standards for devices that are used for navigation<br /> <br /> * State of the art in 6-dof tracking: EM/Optical/ultrasonic/active/passive<br /> ** hazards associated with each system, either with respect to accuracy or OR safety<br /> ** particular strengths of systems wrt ergonomics, versatility, reliability, accuracy<br /> ** emerging technologies for tracking and the roles they will play<br /> ** development of standard interfaces and software<br /> <br /> * Related Technologies<br /> ** haptics: using image information as feedback<br /> ** virtual reality: utilizing tracking to create a virtual scene<br /> <br /> * Localizing and tracking soft tissue targets<br /> ** intra-operative imaging and tracking<br /> ** methods for direct tracking of non-rigid targets (e.g. laser scanning)<br /> ** methods for indirect tracking of non-rigid targets (e.g. modelling of deformation)</div>

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