M. Rebol, Krzysztof Pietroszek, C. Ranniger, C. Hood, A. Rutenberg, N. Sikka, Alexander Steinmaurer, C. Gütl
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Work-in-Progress-Volumetric Communication for Remote Assistance Giving Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
We present our work in progress, a real-time mixed reality communication system for remote assistance in medical emergency situations. 3D cameras capture the emergency situa-tion and send volumetric data to a remote expert. The remote expert sees the volumetric scene through mixed reality glasses and guides an operator at the patient. The local operator receives audio and visual guidance augmented onto the mixed reality headset. We compare the mixed reality system against traditional video communication in a user study on a CPR emergency simulation. We evaluate task performance, cognitive load, and user interaction. The results will help to better understand the benefits of using augmented and volumetric information in medical emergency procedures.