The Effectiveness of Commercial Haptic Devices for Use in Virtual Needle Insertion Training Simulations

Accepted to ACHI for a second year running I am presenting work performed during my masters thesis with Prof N.W.John of Bangor University. This work also included (but not mentioned in this paper) an application for the evaluation of hemispatial neglect in stroke patients.

T.R. Coles, N. W. John, “The Effectiveness of Commercial Haptic Devices for Use in Virtual Needle Insertion Training Simulations,” Advances in Computer-Human Interaction, 2010, Third International Conference on, 2010. http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/ACHI.2010.20

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Tim Coles, Researcher of Virtual Medical Environments for Training

The Effectiveness of Commercial Haptic Devices for Use in Virtual Needle Insertion Training Simulations

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