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High Accuracy Visualization Methods for Augmented Reality based Surgical Navigation
Hyunseok Choi
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Title
High Accuracy Visualization Methods for Augmented Reality based Surgical Navigation
Alternative Title
증강현실 기반 수술 내비게이션을 위한 고 정밀 시각화 기법들
DGIST Authors
Hong, Jaesung
;
Choi, Hyunseok
;
Lee, Hyunki
Advisor
홍재성
Co-Advisor(s)
Hyunki Lee
Issued Date
2020
Awarded Date
2020-02
Citation
Hyunseok Choi. (2020). High Accuracy Visualization Methods for Augmented Reality based Surgical Navigation. doi: 10.22677/Theses.200000285575
Type
Thesis
Description
Augmented reality, Surgical navigation, Camera calibration, Visualization, Optical tracking
Table Of Contents
Ⅰ. INTRODUCTION 1
1-1. Introduction of AR based surgical navigation 1
1-2. Visualization techniques for the depth perception in AR navigation 2
1-3. Visualization techniques to compensate for lens distortion 3
1-4. The application of visualization technique : Bone tumor resection 4
1-5. The application of visualization technique : Bone tumor resection 5
Ⅱ. Methods 6
2-1 Camera calibration 6
2-1.1 Control points estimation method 8
2-1.2 Camera model 12
2-1.3 Mono camera calibration 16
2-1.4 Stereo camera calibration 17
2-2. Marker design 19
2-3. Mono camera-based tracking method 22
2-4. Stereo camera-based tracking method 23
2-5. Patient to image registration 25
2-6. Fundamental techniques for AR visualization 28
2-7. Advanced visualization techniques for AR navigation 31
2-7.1 Effective overlay technique considering lens distortion 31
2-7.2 Depth perception in AR 37
2-7.3 Visualization of safety margin 40
Ⅲ. Experiments 45
3-1. Control points estimation method 45
3-2. Camera calibration 50
3-2.1 Mono camera calibration 50
3-2.2 Stereo camera calibration 51
3-3. Mono camera-based tracking method 52
3-4. Stereo camera-based tracking method 53
3-5. Effective overlay technique considering lens distortion 55
3-6. Depth perception in AR 56
3-6.1 Subjects and evaluation items 56
3-6.2 Apparatus 56
3-6.3 Task definitions 57
3-6.4 HypoTheses and statistical analysis 59
3-7. Visualization of safety margin 60
Ⅳ. Results and discussion 62
4-1. Control points estimation method 62
4-1.1 Error of control points according to camera angle 62
4-1.2 Error of control points according to degree of blur 63
4-2. Camera calibration 65
4-2.1 Mono camera calibration 65
4-2.2 Stereo camera calibration 66
4-3. Mono camera-based tracking method 68
4-4. Stereo camera-based tracking method 69
4-5. Effective overlay technique considering lens distortion 69
4-6. Depth perception in AR 72
4-7. Visualization of safety margin 79
Ⅴ. Conclusion 82
URI
http://dgist.dcollection.net/common/orgView/200000285575
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11750/11982
DOI
10.22677/Theses.200000285575
Degree
Doctor
Department
Robotics Engineering
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DGIST
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