Gabriel Zachmann

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University of Bremen

Germany

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Gabriel Zachmann is a Full Professor at the University Bremen, Germany. His research areas focus on advanced technologies in surgical tool tracking, virtual reality training systems, and physically based rendering techniques. Recent contributions include innovative approaches to surgical lighting systems and enhancing anatomy learning through collaborative virtual reality experiences.

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Simon Schneegans

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Andre Mühlenbrock

University of Bremen

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Physically Based Real‐Time Rendering of Eclipses

A Novel, Autonomous, Module-Based Surgical Lighting System

Recurrent multi-view 6DoF pose estimation for marker-less surgical tool tracking

From imaging to interaction with 3D models: technical aspects,Von der Bildgebung zur Interaktion mit 3D-Modellen: technische Aspekte

HIPS - A Surgical Virtual Reality Training System for Total Hip Arthroplasty (THA) with Realistic Force Feedback

Physically Based Real‐Time Rendering of Atmospheres using Mie Theory

A Clinical User Study Investigating the Benefits of Adaptive Volumetric Illumination Sampling

Enhancing anatomy learning through collaborative VR? An advanced investigation

A virtual reality simulation of a novel way to illuminate the surgical field - A feasibility study on the use of automated lighting systems in the operating theatre

A virtual reality simulation of a novel way to illuminate the surgical field – A feasibility study on the use of automated lighting systems in the operating theatre

Dynparity: Dynamic disparity adjustment to avoid stereo window violations on stationary stereoscopic displays

Dynparity: Dynamic disparity adjustment to avoid stereo window violations on stationary stereoscopic displays

Evaluation of Point Cloud Streaming and Rendering for VR-Based Telepresence in the OR

Fast, accurate and robust registration of multiple depth sensors without need for RGB and IR images

Immersive Anatomy Atlas: Learning Factual Medical Knowledge in a Virtual Reality Environment

Numerical approach to synthesizing realistic asteroid surfaces from morphological parameters

Procedural Generation of Landscapes with Water Bodies Using Artificial Drainage Basins

Redirected walking in virtual reality with auditory step feedback

The Impact of 3D Stereopsis and Hand-Tool Alignment on Effectiveness of a VR-based Simulator for Dental Training

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Simon Schneegans

Andreas Gerndt

Andre Mühlenbrock

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