MOTT modular optical tool tracking framework enabling efficient benchmarking
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Nature
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medical imaging+deep learning
发布时间：
2025-10-24 23:40
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The Modular Optical Tool Tracking (MOTT) framework offers a standardized platform for implementing and benchmarking optical tracking methods, addressing the challenges of hardware-software integration in medical imaging and robotics. By utilizing a modular architecture, the framework allows for flexible experimentation with various tracking techniques, enhancing the evaluation process. Key contributions include the application of Quality Function Deployment (QFD) to derive technical requirements and the demonstration of the framework's capabilities through case studies. This innovative approach aims to improve the accuracy and efficiency of optical tracking systems in diverse applications.
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The framework enables standardized evaluation and benchmarking of optical tracking systems.
The proposed framework allows for seamless combination or swapping of tracking methods.
The implementation is openly available, promoting accessibility and collaboration.
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The Modular Optical Tool Tracking (MOTT) framework offers a standardized platform for implementing and benchmarking optical tracking methods, addressing the challenges of hardware-software integration in medical imaging and robotics. By utilizing a modular architecture, the framework allows for flexible experimentation with various tracking techniques, enhancing the evaluation process. Key contributions include the application of Quality Function Deployment (QFD) to derive technical requirements and the demonstration of the framework's capabilities through case studies. This innovative approach aims to improve the accuracy and efficiency of optical tracking systems in diverse applications.