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Design thinking health: Telepresence for remote teams with mobile augmented reality

Shluzas et al., 2016

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15335070562142427849
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Shluzas L
Aldaz G
Leifer L
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Design Thinking Research: Making Design Thinking Foundational

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This research examines the capabilities and boundaries of a hands-free mobile augmented reality (AR) system for distributed healthcare. We use a developer version of the Google Glass™ head-mounted display to develop software applications to enable remote …
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