A tipping point for visualization- driven knowledge

A tipping point for visualization- driven knowledge

In applying all of the technologies described above, the goal is to utilize advanced visualization techniques to optimize the knowledge gained by the user. By combining stereo with virtual holography, creating an interactive stereo display, it is possible for doctors to visually work with parts of t...

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