opticARe - Augmented Reality Mobile Patient Monitoring in Intensive Care Units
summary
Three AR prototypes for mobile ICU patient monitoring are built with Unity and Vuforia and deployed to a Microsoft HoloLens v1: a large traditional display, a compact values-only display, and a context-dependent display that switches to large mode on alarms. A remote evaluation with 45 ICU nurses reveals the context-dependent format scores highest on pragmatic and hedonic quality and attractiveness and is ranked preferred; limitations include remote video testing and HoloLens field-of-view constraints.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to opticARe
- 1:18AR in nursing research
- 2:28Requirements and mobile monitoring
- 4:20Prototype development and formats
- 5:54User evaluation methodology
- 7:03Results and preference rankings
- 8:38Limitations and future work
- 9:43Conclusion and Q&A
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