Alat Peraga Mixed Reality untuk Pembelajaran Anatomi Otak Manusia dengan Interaksi Occlusion Detection
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https://doi.org/10.31154/cogito.v4i2.140.337-347Abstract
Penelitian ini membahas tentang gabungan teknologi Augmented Reality (AR) dan Virtual Reality (VR) menjadi Mixed Reality untuk mengenalkan anatomi otak menggunakan smartphone berbasis Android. Fokus utama dari penelitian ini adalah menerapkan Mixed Reality sebagai alat peraga pada pembelajaran anatomi otak dan menerapkan interaksi yang sesuai untuk Mixed Reality. Untuk melakukan interaksi dengan sistem digunakan Occlusion Detection untuk mendeteksi jari pada area tertentu sehingga jika jari menghalangi area tertentu akan menjadi trigger untuk suatu event. Setelah interaksi selesai, dilakukan pengujian dari beberapa tipe smartphone untuk mengukur kemampuan kerja dari model yang di buat. Pengujian dimulai dari pengujian jarak, pengujian cahaya, dan pengujian waktu respon terhadap target gambar. Hasilnya adalah sebuah alat peraga digital yang memiliki interaksi menggunakan jari cukup dengan menyentuh marker. Hasil akhir penelitian ini juga menampilkan hasil pengujian dari berbagai variabel. Kata Kunci— Augmented Reailty, Virtual Reality, Mixed Reality, Anatomi Otak, Occlusion Detection.References
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