Recent Publications & Dissemination
by ourResearchersTeam

At the Winter School 2025 event at FHTW, we successfully organized, managed, and taught engaging sessions within both the Life Sciences and Computer Science departments. Through careful planning and coordination, we created a structured yet interactive learning environment that encouraged collaboration and innovation.

More infos at:
https://www.technikum-wien.at/news/winter-school-mixed-reality-in-medicine/

We applied the paper of "Virtual Practice, Real Learning: Extended Reality in Medical Training and Education" to the Current Directions in Biomedical Engineering (CDBME).

We presented MTMR with its Mixed Reality Applications in Health and Medical Engineering sector at the Open Days at FHTW.

At the lecture series Health 4.0 with theme "Digitale Transformation im Gesundheitswesen" we presented MTMR and held a lecture about "Medizinische Trainingslösungenmittels Virtual Reality".

In accordance to the partner university program we visited the university Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro (UTAD) - Vila Real (Portugal) - and held workshops showcasing XR features of MTMR.

We disseminated at the XR T&E Symposium about "XR & Education in Research", further displaying MTMR and its features.

At the Forum neue Medien in der Lehre Austria (FNMA) with this years theme "Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality und XR – Zukunftstechnologien im Fokus" we published and talked about "Digitale technologien in der medizintechnik:virtuelle realität als schlüssel zur zukunft?".

The research project MedTech-mR at UAS Technikum Wien was represented at the ECTEL conference - focusing on "Responsive and Sustainable Educational Futures" - in Aveiro (Portugal).

MOARInfo provides a cutting-edge Augmented Reality expirience, facilitating users to foster the knowledge of the XPULM respiratory system as well as real human respiratory systems.

At the International Conference On Informatics, Management And Technology In Healthcare - short ICIMTH - we managed not only to present our developments to a huge audience of scientific colleagues, but also won the Best Paper Award, which we are very thankful for.

The theme for this Do Tank was "Simulation in der Lehre" where we presented how MTMR handles and profits from simulation.

The VR WayFinding prototype was designed to support medical planning personell as well as nurses. While nurses may learn the interior of the hospital prior to working there, planners can analyse busy highways and lost space.