Realtime guidance for cardiopulmonary resuscitation in Mixed Reality (Demo - PervasiveHealth 2018)
Abstract
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) is a life-saving procedure that gives a cardiac arrest victim a second chance. The application window is short as the chances of survival falls drastically with every minute without resuscitation. Outofhospital cardiac arrests are even riskier, as the state of victim worsens while waiting for specialized medical personnel. CPR is simple and composed of few steps, with instructions widely available in First Aid Kits or online. Nonetheless, it is usually not performed by most bystanders as they fear to harm the victim by its incorrect application. Recently, the introduction of Mixed Reality (MR) devices such as Microsoft HoloLens enabled the development of systems that leverage contextual information such as the location of the victim to display guiding information where it should be performed, thereby allowing bystanders to focus on the task at hand. In this demo, we present HoloCPR, a Mixed Reality application that provides real-time instructions for performing CPR
Danilo Gasques
Ph.D. Candidate
My research focus is on improving remote and co-located surgical mentoring and training as well as creating intefaces for surgical guidance through eXtended Reality technology.
Janet Johnson
Ph.D. Candidate
