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Assessment of Voice Activation for Switching Modes in Virtual Reality-Based Dental Implant Planning

  • By

  • Hanna-Riikka Rantamaa

  • Jari Kangas

  • Maarit Jordan

  • Helena Mehtonen

  • John Mäkelä

  • Kimmo Ronkainen

  • Markku Turunen

  • Osku Sundqvist

  • Ismo Syrjä

  • Jorma Järnstedt

  • Roope Raisamo

  • June 15, 2022

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    Virtual reality (VR) enhances dental implant planning by allowing manipulation of 3D models, improving spatial understanding compared to 2D displays.

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    Voice commands in VR can streamline interactions, enabling users to perform tasks without using their hands, thus increasing efficiency during implant planning.

  • 3

    Participants in the study preferred using both voice commands and hand pointing for mode changes, indicating a need for multimodal interaction in VR.

  • 4

    The study involved six participants who completed implant planning tasks using either voice commands or hand pointing, with subjective evaluations collected.

  • 5

    Preoperative planning with 3D imaging, such as CBCT, is essential in dental implantology to avoid complications and ensure accurate implant placement.

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Evaluation of voice commands for mode change in virtual reality implant planning procedure

  • by Hanna-Riikka Rantamaa, Jari Kangas, Maarit Jordan, Helena Mehtonen, John Mäkelä, Kimmo Ronkainen, Markku Turunen, Osku Sundqvist, Ismo Syrjä, Jorma Järnstedt, Roope Raisamo

  • June 15, 2022

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