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I liked this article because I did research this summer investigating using mixed-reality in concussion assessment so it was interesting to see how else the technology is being applied. | I liked this article because I did research this summer investigating using mixed-reality in concussion assessment so it was interesting to see how else the technology is being applied. | ||
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== MATLAB == | == MATLAB == | ||
My favorite MATLAB demonstration is the "Viewing a Penny" demonstration because it was cool to think that a normal, every day object has so much data behind it. I also enjoyed being able to view the penny in four different ways. | My favorite MATLAB demonstration is the "Viewing a Penny" demonstration because it was cool to think that a normal, every day object has so much data behind it. I also enjoyed being able to view the penny in four different ways. | ||
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Sofia (So-fee-ah) Nieto (knee-e-toe)
Grand Challenges for Engineering Articles
Healing Minds with Virtual Reality, Christina Couch, PBS, updated 2 April 2015 , accessed 9 September 2017 (Enhance Virtual Reality)
I liked this article because I did research this summer investigating using mixed-reality in concussion assessment so it was interesting to see how else the technology is being applied.
MATLAB
My favorite MATLAB demonstration is the "Viewing a Penny" demonstration because it was cool to think that a normal, every day object has so much data behind it. I also enjoyed being able to view the penny in four different ways.
