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Engineering Research Center for Computer Integrated Surgical Systems and Technology1 600.456/656 CIS2 Spring 2019Copyright © R. H. Taylor
Group15:Yiwei JiangMentors:EhsanAzimi,Dr.PeterKazanzides
SeminarPresentation:DisplayCalibrationforHolographic
OST-HMD
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ReviewedPaper
Qian,Long,etal."Comprehensivetrackerbaseddisplaycalibrationforholographicopticalsee-throughhead-mounteddisplay." arXiv preprintarXiv:1703.05834 (2017).
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OurProject
• ThegoalistointroduceimageguidanceviaaugmentedrealityonHoloLens
• The image guidance is AR overlay ofventricle model from MRI imageandcatheterguideoverlay.
Catheterguideoverlay(s)
Ventricle
Azimi,E.,etal.:Canmixed-realityimprovethetrainingofmedicalprocedures?In:IEEEEngineeringinMedicineandBiologyConference(EMBC),pp.112–116,July2018
HMD-BasedNavigationforVentriculostomy
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Relevancy
• Theaccuracyofoverlayingavirtualobjectmodeltoitstruecounterpartwilldirectlyaffectthecorrectnessoftheguidanceitprovides.
• Oursituationisquitesimilartotheirhead-mountedtrackercase,onethingdifferentisthatforthiscasetheyusedtheembeddedcameraonHoloLensratherthanweuseanexternalZEDcameramountedtoHoloLens.
• Thisblackbox approachenablesnon-expertstousethisapplicationonanyHMDwithoutworryingaboutthetechnicaldetailsofeachindividualsystem.
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Summaryofproblem
Misalignmentbetweenthetrackerspaceand3Dvirtualscene
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Technicalapproach
ThegoalofacalibrationprocessistofindatransformT(·)whichmaps3Dpointsfromtheworldcoordinatestoa3Dvirtualholographicenvironment.
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Technicalapproach
Given: 𝑝" (Pre-Defined)𝐺$%(ARTracking)=>𝑞$=𝐺$%*𝑞'
𝑝" =𝐺"$* 𝑞$
Find: 𝐺"$
CalibrationwithHead-AnchoredTrackingSystem
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Technicalapproach
Given:𝑝" (Pre-Defined)𝐺)"(SLAM-basedspatialmapping),𝐺)*, 𝐺*%(Tracking)𝑞*=𝐺*%*𝑞' 𝐺"* =𝐺)",- ∗ 𝐺)*
𝑝" =𝐺"** 𝑞*
Find:𝐺"*
CalibrationwithWorld-AnchoredTrackingSystem
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Experiments
RecordedthroughPortal,notassameaswhattheuserseeingbehindtheHoloLens
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EvaluationOnlytheuserwearingitcanobservethesuperimposedobjectsthatresultedfromthecalibration
1,Train-and-Test:Collect8additionalsamples,andaretestedagainstthecalibrationcalculatedwiththetrainingdatasetsconsistingofthe20alignments.
2,Double-Cube-Match:Asecondcubemarkerisusedasanauxiliaryreference.Avirtualcubeisdisplayedwithapredeterminedoffsetwithrespecttothefirstmarkercubeatfourdifferentequidistantpositions.Theuserisaskedtoalignthesecondrealmarkercubewiththedisplayedvirtualcube.
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KeyResultsOverall,thecalibrationprocesswasabletosuperimposetheholographiccubeinthecorrectposewithregardtoitsrealtrackedcounterpart.
Perspective (4.04±1.04mm)Affine (3.96±1.06mm)Isometric (5.86±0.81mm)
Perspective (5.88±1.81mm)Affine (5.83±1.78mm)Isometric (8.92±1.60mm)
Train-and-Testwithhead-anchoredtrackerandworld-anchoredtracker
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KeyResults
Thex-yplaneisperpendiculartotheuser’sview,andthezaxisisparallelwiththeuser’slineofsight,indicatingthedepthofalignment.
Thex,y,andzaxisareparalleltotheworldcoordinatesystem{W}.Theuserisabletomovearoundandmakealignmentsfromdifferentviewingperspectives.Therefore,noaxisisassociatedwiththedepthdirectioninthiscase.
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KeyResults
Perspective(5.47±4.26mm)Affine(4.45±3.00mm)Isometric(6.44±4.15mm)
Perspective(0.999,0.001,0.001,0.001)Affine(0.999,0.005,0.002,0.007)Isometric(0.999,0.009,0.002,0.003)
Double-Cube-Matchforthecalibrationwithworld-anchoredtracker
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StrengthandLimitation
Cons:
1. Onlyusedthreeofthefivemarkers,andtheposesofcornersarealmostthesame.
2. TheseexperimentswereperformedbytwoexperiencedHoloLensusers.Theresultswouldbemoreconvincediftheydidthetestsamongnon-experts.
3. Thesymmetryofthecubeisunfriendlytocolorblind,anasymmetricalobjectcanbeusedtoimprovethis.
4. Assumptionoflineartransformation.Maybethetransformationissomewhatrelatedtotheposition.
Pros:
1. Ablackbox approachforsolvingthetransformation, regardlessoftheinternalfeaturesofaspecificHMD.
2. Twomathematicmodelarestudied,makethismethodmoregeneralandwidelycompatible.
3. Designedtwoapproacheswhichcaneliminatethesubjectivitytosomedegree.
4. Accuracyaround4mmisgoodformostapplications.
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FutureWork
1. Integratehead-anchoredandworld-anchoredtrackingsystemsintheholographicOST-HMDusingsensorfusion,therebyovercomingissuessuchasocclusionorlimitedfieldofview.
2. Thiscalibrationmethoddependsonanexternalobjectwithmarkersattachedtoit.Itwouldbebetteriftheprocesscanbemarkerless,itwouldbegreatifapplicationcoulddetectanobjectthatisthere,andthenletusermovethatindifferentlocationsforcalibrate.
3. UseastereocamerainsteadofhumanbehindtheHMD,performthealignmentsautomatically.
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