Here are five takeaways:
1. The technology captures full body motion, letting people view themselves in a virtual setting.
2. Using the technology, surgeons can familiarize themselves with surgeries before entering the operating room.
3. The technology uses machine vision, offering a three-dimensional model of a real-world setting.
4. A person’s motions perfectly match the motions in the virtual reality, providing a realistic space to practice a surgery.
5. The technology is still in the trial stage.
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