Feedback Modalities for Attention Management in Minimally Invasive Surgery

Martin Schobesberger

Feedback Modalities for Attention Management in Minimally Invasive Surgery

Martin Schobesberger

Institut für Pervasive Computing

Publikation: Abschlussarbeiten › Master-/Diplomarbeit

Abstract

While laparoscopic surgery has revolutionized many surgical procedures in terms of operation duration as well as being milder for the patient by only using small incisions to perform operations, it also increased surgeons cognitive loads due to complex eye hand coordination and mapping of three dimensional space onto a two dimensional display. This master thesis, written as part of the Institute of Pervasive Computings MinIAttention project (FFG 851.227) introduces suitable ICT-based feedback modalities for surgeons during such operations, helping them to keep higher levels of attention. [...]

Originalsprache	Englisch
Betreuung / Begutachtung	Ferscha, Alois, Betreuerin Jungwirth, Florian, Mitbetreuerin
Publikationsstatus	Veröffentlicht - März 2020

Wissenschaftszweige

202017 Embedded Systems
102 Informatik
102009 Computersimulation
102013 Human-Computer Interaction
102019 Machine Learning
102020 Medizinische Informatik
102021 Pervasive Computing
102022 Softwareentwicklung
102025 Verteilte Systeme
211902 Assistierende Technologien
211912 Produktgestaltung

JKU-Schwerpunkte

Digital Transformation

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MinIAttention: Attention Management in Minimal Invasive Surgery
Anzengruber-Tánase, B. (Forscher*in), Gunawardena, N. (Forscher*in), Hochedlinger, N. (Forscher*in), Pernek, I. (Forscher*in), Schobesberger, M. (Forscher*in), Weigl, K. (Forscher*in) & Ferscha, A. (Projektleiter*in)
01.02.2016 → 31.07.2019
Projekt: Geförderte Forschung › FFG - Österreichische Forschungsförderungsgesellschaft

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