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Barbieri et al., 2023 - Google Patents

Realter: an immersive simulator to support low-vision rehabilitation

Barbieri et al., 2023

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17705674455448675373
Author
Barbieri M
Albanese G
Capris E
Canessa A
Sabatini S
Sandini G
Publication year
Publication venue
International Conference on Extended Reality

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The project REALTER (wearable egocentric altered reality simulator) exploits immersive technologies and extended reality (XR) environments to support low-vision rehabilitation, by offering an immersive simulator of low-vision conditions. Perceiving and navigating the …
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