Pinning a Biomechanical Model to a Lump of Silicone

The breast group at the Auckland Bioengineering Institute had spent years building mathematical models of how breast tissue deforms. My job was to get one of those models out of the solver and onto a silicone phantom sitting on a desk, seen through a HoloLens 2, and to make it stay there.

Remote Collaboration

Bringing 3D to Zoom

Four years of remote collaboration research that all assumed everyone owns a headset, and then a pandemic in which nobody did. XRTB puts the VR person into an ordinary Zoom call as just another face on the grid.