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2018年虚拟现实技术成就奖授予美国中佛罗里达大学的Gregory F. Welch，以表彰他在人体运动跟踪和混合现实在医学和培训中的应用方面的贡献。韦尔奇教授在虚拟现实和增强现实领域工作超过25年。他的连续自动校准的单约束一次跟踪方法被引用为UNC Chapel Hill的HiBall跟踪系统是最快、最低延迟、最精确和最准确的广域跟踪系统的原因。在他的众多出版物中，他的“卡尔曼滤波器导论”报告被引用了8000多次。Welch教授共同开发了统一的基于图像的建模和空间沉浸式显示、空间增强现实和着色器灯的思想和方法。后来，他将这些方法应用于类人形态，以实现物理虚拟化身，并为培训医疗从业人员提供开创性的患者模拟器。IEEE VGTC很高兴授予Gregory F. Welch 2018年虚拟现实技术成就奖。
The 2018 VGTC Virtual Reality Technical Achievement Award
The 2018 Virtual Reality Technical Achievement Award goes to Gregory F. Welch of the University of Central Florida, USA, in recognition for his contributions to human motion tracking and to mixed reality applications in medicine and training. Professor Welch has been working in Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality for more than 25 years. His method for single- constraint-at-a-time tracking with continuous automatic calibration has been cited as the reason UNC Chapel Hill’s HiBall tracking system was the fastest, lowest latency, most precise, and most accurate wide-area tracking system. Among his many publications, his “Introduction to the Kalman Filter” report has been cited over 8,000 times. Professor Welch co-developed the ideas and methods for unified image-based modeling and spatially immersive displays, Spatial Augmented Reality, and Shader Lamps. He later applied these methods to humanoid forms to achieve physical-virtual avatars, and groundbreaking patient simulators for training healthcare practitioners. The IEEE VGTC is pleased to award Gregory F. Welch the 2018 Virtual Reality Technical Achievement Award.
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