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Neurotech Exhibition Using AR Technology

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Bionic mannequins revealed hidden neurotech using AR technology. iPads available at the exhibition housed the app, which allowed users to hover over the sensors on the mannequins and display an AR projection of implantable technologies with clickable labels to educate the users in more depth.

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Technologies covered include the use of a brain-controlled device to reactivate paralyzed limbs, a cochlear implant, restoring vision with bionic implants, using deep brain stimulation to treat depression & Parkinson’s, and controlling tinnitus with neurofeedback.

The AR display was well received by the client and used again at the Society for Neuroscience (SfN) Neuroscience 2016 Annual Meeting in San Diego. For this event, the Wyss Center used bionic booth staff instead of mannequins and the delegates were very impressed with the AR technology.

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