The General Hospital Corporation

Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories, Inc.

Ryan Scott Bardsley

Mark Peter Ottensmeyer

Steven L Dawson

Joseph T Samosky

Paul A Beardsley

Chia Shen

Baback Moghaddam

Neal B Lesh

Gianluca De Novi

John Cho Moore

Gregory J Loan

Robert Waddington

Surgical trauma training simulator system including replaceable trauma module structured to mimic a portion of human anatomy and, in particular, a prosthetic anatomical structure containing a periorbital structure that includes an eye-lid and an eye globe in cooperation with a drive mechanism. The system is structured to provide, in operation, an event-driven surgical gesture recognition-based tracking of the simulation of the surgical procedure by the trainee and, in absence of expert trainer, provide visual feedback comparing the tracked simulation with correct sequence of steps of such procedure.

Trauma training simulator with event-based gesture detection and instrument-motion tracking

Method and apparatus to provide simulation of a human casualty. In one embodiment an autonomous casualty simulator includes a processing module having a scenario progression controller and a physiological modeling system to receive sensor input and to control effectors. The autonomous casualty simulator can be contained in a nominal human mannequin form.

Methods and apparatus for providing realistic medical training

An inoculation training kit contains a simulated body part and at least one inoculation needle, allowing a user to practice inoculations upon the simulated body part.

Inoculation training kit

A system enables multiple users to interact with a picture presentation. The system includes a display surface having a horizontal orientation, preferably circular. A processor is configured to composite an image. The composite image includes a picture display area, an orientation area, and a plurality of control panels. There is one control panel for each of the users. A database, coupled to the processor, stores annotated pictures. Selected annotated pictures are to be composited into the picture display area of the displayed image. The pictures are selected using the control panel. A display device, coupled to the processor, displays the composite image on the display surface, and an input device is used to interact with the control panels, the orientation area, and the annotated pictures to enable the users to concurrently control the compositing of the sequence of images.

Multi-user interactive picture presentation system and method

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Boston, MA, United States of America

Ryan Scott Bardsley