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Mixed-Reality Humans for Team Training
Benjamin Lok,Joon Hao Chuah,Andrew Robb,Andrew Cordar,Samsun Lampotang,Adam Wendling,Casey B. White +6 more
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Researchers have created mixed-reality humans and applied them to critical team training and role-played members of an operating-room team to examine how MRH components affected social presence and the training of communication skills for medical teams.Abstract:
Researchers have created mixed-reality humans (MRHs) and applied them to critical team training. MRHs are embodied conversational agents with virtual and physical components that inhabit the user's space. In this research, MRHs role-played members of an operating-room team. Studies examined how MRH components affected social presence (the user's sense of "being there" with an embodied conversational agent) and the training of communication skills for medical teams.read more
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