Computer vision game for MRI with Children
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A mobile game uses the tablet camera and motion-recognition software to evaluate whether a child can lie still long enough for an MRI, aiming to reduce unnecessary general anesthesia and cut wait times. Prototype enters clinical trials at IWK Halifax with about 50 patients enrolled so far. Current system tracks play stats on an online dashboard; next step is a depth-sensing RealSense camera for silhouette motion detection and a plan to embed a shielded camera inside the MRI for real-time motion feedback.
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