Manuals

1. Medicalholodeck
1.1 Main control pad
1.1.1 Library 1.1.2 Jump 1.1.3 4D Record 1.1.4 TeamXR 1.1.5 Remote Render 1.1.6 Settings 1.1.7 Reset workspace 1.1.8 Undo 1.1.9 Redo 1.1.10 Exit 1.1.11 Capture a movie 1.1.12 Take a photo 1.1.13 Handle
1.2 Object pad
1.2.1 Cutter 1.2.2 Laser 1.2.3 Masking 1.2.4 Measure area 1.2.5 Measure distance 1.2.6 Delete 1.2.7 Scale 1.2.8 Move 1.2.9 Move backward 1.2.10 Frame rate 1.2.11 Remove dataset 1.2.12 Light on/off 1.2.13 Measure angle 1.2.14 Draw 1.2.15 Marker 1.2.16 Rotate horizontally 1.2.17 Rotate vertically
1.3 Library panel
1.3.1 Saved scenes 1.3.2 Medical Imaging 1.3.3 RecordXR 1.3.4 Dissection Master 1.3.5 Anatomy Master
1.4 Object marker
1.4.1 Center 1.4.2 Lock 1.4.3 Delete 1.4.4 Groups 1.4.5 Cuts visibility
1.5 Lighting
1.5.1 Light 1.5.2 Light Marker
1.6 Controllers
1.6.1 Left controller 1.6.2 Right controller
1.7 Settings
1.7.1 Settings 1.7.2 Licenses 1.7.3 PACS 1.7.4 Services
1.8 Quality settings
1.8.1 Medical imaging settings 1.8.2 Low framerate screen 1.8.3 About 3D DICOM files 1.8.4 Processing and texturing 1.8.5 Challenges with large datasets in VR 1.8.6 Adaptive detail rendering
1.9 Tutorials
1.9.1 Activate licenses 1.9.2 Use Your Hands To Navigate in VR 1.9.3 Capture Screenshots and Videos
2. Medical Imaging
2.1 User interface
2.1.1 Import 2.1.2 Save 2.1.3 Export 2.1.4 Load data 2.1.5 Delete data
2.2 Medical Imaging panel
2.2.1 Option preset 2.2.2 Transfer function 2.2.3 Tissue filter 2.2.4 Transfer function preset 2.2.5 Mesh generator 2.2.6 Edge filter 2.2.7 Quality settings 2.2.8 Handle
2.3 Tutorials
2.3.1 Import and display data 2.3.2 Importing data on standalone devices 2.3.3 Edit DICOM 2.3.4 Measure, mark and draw on DICOM
3. Medicalholodeck AI
3.1 What is AI segmentation? 3.2 How to run AI segmentation in the cloud? 3.3 How to run AI segmentation on your device?
3.4 How to use the segmentation control panel?
3.4.1 Structure 3.4.2 Options
3.5 How to install TotalSegmentator?
3.5.1 Installing Python 3.5.2 Installing PyThorch 3.5.3 Installing TotalSegmentator
4. Dissection Master
4.1 Model
4.1.1 Changing layers 4.1.2 Scaling 4.1.3 Moving 4.1.4 Rotating 4.1.5 Annotations 4.1.6 Visibility Controls
5. Anatomy Master
5.1 Model
5.1.1 Scaling 5.1.2 Taking apart 5.1.3 Moving 5.1.4 Rotating 5.1.5 Cutting 5.1.6 Annotations 5.1.7 Visibility controls
6. RecordXR
6.1 User interface
6.1.1 Main control pad 6.1.2 RecordXR panel 6.1.3 Library panel
7. RecordXR Studio
7.1 Editing tools
7.1.1 Preview window 7.1.2 Timeline toolbar 7.1.3 Timeline
7.2 Metadata section
7.2.1 Title 7.2.2 Avatar 7.2.3 Preview icons 7.2.4 Duration 7.2.5 Description
7.3 Project controls
7.3.1 Save project 7.3.2 Export RXR 7.3.3 Close
7.4 Tutorials
7.4.1 Get records from Medicalholodeck 7.4.2 Open RecordXR Studio 7.4.3 Open a project 7.4.4 Add recordings 7.4.5 Zoom in/zoom out 7.4.6 Change the order 7.4.7 Trim 7.4.8 Set the metadata 7.4.9 Add an avatar 7.4.10 Saving the project 7.4.11 Export a .RXR file 7.4.12 Exit the platform 7.4.13 Open the recording
8. Link
8.1 Device dashboard
8.1.1 Device bar 8.1.2 License management 8.1.3 Datasets 8.1.4 RecordXR 8.1.5 Presets 8.1.6 Transfer Functions 8.1.7 Upload
8.2 Tutorials
8.2.1 How to add your device 8.2.2 Activating a license via Link 8.2.3 Uploading data from your computer to your headset 8.2.4 Accessing files via Link

1. User Interface

The RecordXR User Interface consists of the Main Control Pad (A), the RecordXR Panel (B), and the RecordXR Section in the Library Panel (C).

1.1

Main Control Pad

On the Main Control Pad, you will find the RecordXR Button (A). You can activate this button with the laser to start and stop recording. Manual-Image
Initiate Recording
Simply point your laser at the RecordXR button and press the trigger to start recording.

Stop Recording
When you're finished, click the same RecordXR button again using your laser to stop the recording process.

Easy Access to Recordings
Once you've stopped recording, you'll find the saved file conveniently stored in the RecordXR section on the library panel (see chapter 1.3). From there, you can easily replay your recorded content whenever you like.

1.2

RecordXR Panel

When replaying a RXR file, the RecordXR Panel will appear on top of the Main Control Pad. Manual-Image

1.2.1

Play/Pause Button

Start Replay
Locate and click the Play Button to initiate the replay of your recorded session.

Pause and Resume
To pause the replay at any point, simply click the same Play Button again. Click it again to resume the replay from where you left off. While in replay mode, take full advantage of AR and VR by moving around freely and interacting with the recorded data. Feel free to explore different perspectives and details during the replay.

1.2.2

RXR Slider

Slider Navigation
Use the RXR Slider to control the playback of the recorded RXR file. Slide it forward to fast forward through the recording, or slide it backward to rewind and review specific moments.

Jump to Sections
The Slider allows you to jump to specific sections in the recorded RXR file. Easily navigate to key events or points of interest during the replay.

1.2.3

Export RXR File Button

Export Your Record
To preserve your recorded RXR experience, simply click the Export Button. This action will compile all the data, audio, and actions you performed during the recording.

File Storage
Once exported, the RXR file will be conveniently saved on your desktop. You can easily access it whenever you need, ensuring your lessons and content are safely stored.

Sharing Possibilities
The exported RXR file can be shared with other users, allowing them to experience your recorded session in both virtual and augmented reality environments.

Complete Experience
The RXR file contains all the necessary elements to recreate your interactive, spatial experiences. Anyone who opens it can relive your recorded moments just as you did during the initial recording.

1.2.4

Audio On/Off Button

Click the Audio Button to toggle between muting and unmuting the audio.

1.2.5

Close RecordXR Panel

Click this button to close the RecordXR panel.

1.3

Library Panel

In the Library Panel, locate the RecordXR section A situated on the lower right-hand side. Each entry in this section represents a single record and is shown as a distinct bar. Manual-Image Each bar comprises the following key components:

  • Name: The record's distinct identifier.

  • Duration: The total length of the record.

  • Date: The specific date on which the record was created or last modified.

Further, each record bar is equipped with certain functional options to manage and interact with the records:

1.3.1

Play/Pause

To replay a record, follow these simple steps:


  1. Using your laser pointer, aim at the Play Button situated on the desired record's bar.

  2. Click the button to initiate the replay.

  3. If the record has not been downloaded to your device previously, a loading icon will appear at this point, indicating that the file is being prepared for playback.

  4. Upon successful download, the record will commence playing automatically. In addition, you will notice that the Play Button has now transformed into a Pause icon, signifying that you can pause the playback at any point.

1.3.2

Delete

The Delete button in the Library Panel provides a simple means for you to manage your collection of records. It allows you to permanently remove any record that you no longer need or want to keep.

Please proceed with caution when using this feature, as clicking the Delete button will permanently remove the record from your Library Panel. This action cannot be undone, meaning that the record cannot be retrieved once deleted.

1.2.3

Export/Share

This feature enables you to export the record to a local drive or share it with other users.

Exporting and Sharing a Record with the Export/Share Button

The Export/Share button serves as a tool for both exporting records to your local storage and sharing them with other users. Here's how to use it:


  1. First, use your laser pointer, aim at the Export/Share button associated with the desired record. Then click the button to initiate the export/share process.

  2. Upon activation, the record, saved as an RXR file, will be exported to your desktop. This file will contain all actions and data related to the selected record.

  3. Once stored on your desktop, you have the option to share the RXR file with other users. You can do this via various methods such as email, cloud storage, or any other preferred mode of file transfer. This feature provides a convenient way to collaborate and share information with others.

Please remember, the recipients of the RXR file must also have the appropriate software to open and interact with these record files.

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