Research on Human Skeleton Teaching System Based on Leap Motion
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https://doi.org/10.54097/ajst.v1i1.233Keywords:
Virtual Reality, Human skeleton, Teaching, MedicineAbstract
With the development of virtual reality technology, virtual teaching technology continues to improve, virtual reality technology is more and more widely used in medicine. Virtual reality technology can improve teaching efficiency by simulating real scenes with high reality. Human learning is very necessary for a medical professional, however due to the limitation of teaching resources, teaching things make teaching process insurmountable problems, therefore, in this paper, based on the Leap Motion of human body skeleton virtual teaching system, through computer modeling to simulate human body skeleton, the human-computer interaction technology based on gesture recognition algorithm, Realize human skeleton simulation teaching. Finally, the experiment proves that the virtual assistant teaching system can obviously improve the learning efficiency of learners.
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