Today Mr Tommy Forsell, CEO of SenseGraphics, pitched SenseGraphics technology for representatives of the American Military Foreign Comparative Testng (FCT). The event was put together by the Swedish Embassy in Washington and the Stockholm MedTech Growth (SMG), taking place just 100 meters below SenseGraphics office in the Kista Science of Tower building.
SenseGraphics has been contracted to develop and deliver a Sensegraphics Display Solution aimed at being displayed in a public exhibition. First test assembly of the setup was done today and here is how it all looked like…
Delivery of the system will take place in time for the “Grand Opening” in May… more information will follow!
from IEEEVR and Haptics symposium by MIT Technology Review:
http://www.technologyreview.com/blog/editors/24967/
video:
http://www.technologyreview.com/advertisement.aspx?ad=computing&id=56&redirect=/computing/24872/%3Fa%3Df
SenseGraphics is currently in Boston promoting their multi-sensory technology for the audience taking part in the yearly IEEEVR conference.
Below are some pictures from the Sunday “Welcome reception” event.
Professor Nigel John from Bangor enjoying some new SenseGraphics demo
New 3D tracking possibilities in future releases of H3DAPI?
This morning, we are happy to host a visit by KTH assoc. prof Svein Kleiven and his master students. They are taking a master course namely “Introduction to Medical Simulation”. SenseGraphics again has the honour to showcase our latest virtual-reality technology.
We at SenseGraphics understand how important a practicum internship is to a student’s master thesis (trust us, we’ve all been there). We always welcome talented and passionate master students looking for practical work on your thesis to intern with us. Just contact us with your resumé 
See the photos of the event below. Click on the pictures for enlarged version.
Markus showing demo
Student trying the demo
Johan explaining about 3D technology
student trying out force-feedback device on haptic wall
Student playing with SGD300 workbench
Group photo
SenseGraphics partnered with the German company Schneider digital for the haptic conference in Magdeburg.
SenseGraphics is presenting the new SenseGraphics Display 300 series and some new medical simulation software from the Medaphor company in UK. Also featured in the SenseGraphics/Schneider booth is Viewsonic 3D enabled projector and the Planar 3 displays with haptics from SensAble.
Schneider with technical speciality in 3D graphics tested out the ATI FirePro V8700 card with H3DAPI 2.1 running using Planar display and Window XP 64 bit OS. Quadbuffered setting stereo(!) the standard demos in H3DAPI 2.1 (medx3d wih a segmented brain!!!) and it worked like a dream…
Our friends from Quanser captured SenseGraphics at the Miccai conference in a video and put it up on youtube recently.
Another interesting video from Miccai features the Inition (another SenseGraphics friend) company booth. Inition is specialised in all sorts of 3D visualisation gears. In the video below (after 1 minute) you will find a haptics Botox concept simulator that actually was put togteher using SenseGraphics H3DAPI and development services from our company.
SenseGraphics technology will be presented by the Proviz project at the Swedish embassy in Tokyo, Japan, September 20. PhD Stina Svensson will show some of the work done in the Proviz project which includes 3D visualization and manipulation of Proteins…
SenseGraphics is currently at the MICCAI conference in London showing their newly developed SenseGraphics Display SGD3. This seams to be the first 120 HZ LCD based Immersive Workbench available on the market.
Think about adding dual haptics with gripping interface to this setup and voila you will have the perfect environment to develop a robotic medical simulator for your own Da Vinci robotics.
The brand new Virtual Dental Simulator called Simodont, from MOOG in the Netherlands, was presented to the public during the 35th annual meeting of the Association for Dental Education in Europe (ADEE).
SenseGraphics has been an important partner in developing the new Dental Simulator providing both software and consultancy work to MOOG. The Simodont is a unique product developed for the dental simulation market. The Simodont includes new haptics hardware that is co-located with real 3D stereo graphics allowing for real life training on virtual patients with hands-on drilling exercises and monitoring of dental mirror.
ACTA, the dental educator in the Netherlands, has funded the development of the simulator and also ordered a number of installation.
The Simodont dental trainer in action
Haptics for dental training
