ABSTRACT

This prospective study evaluates the acceptance and utility of augmented 360° virtual reality
(VR) videos for early student education in neurosurgery. Thirty-five third-year medical
students participated, viewing augmented 360° VR videos depicting three neurosurgical
procedures. Questionnaires assessed the videos' conceptual and technical aspects, with ordinal
logistic regression used for analysis. Results show the videos were consistently rated as high
quality and highly useful for learning. A majority of students expressed increased interest in
neurosurgery and potential influence on future specialization choices. Factors contributing to
positive impact included technical quality and comprehensive explanations. The study
concludes that augmented 360° VR videos are valuable for early student education in
neurosurgery, complementing hands-on training and promoting conceptual knowledge and
interest in the field.
Augmented Reality has become a bridge from the virtual to the real world. This technology has
been an implementable choice for fashion companies to provide more information and
customization for their user's shopping experience. From the COVID-19 pandemic alongside
technological globalization, fashion industries have to find a new way for customers to
purchase products. All things considered, AR helped fashion industries keep customers
attracted and satisfied. This paper is conducted in a Systematic Literature Review manner to
review and compare the AR technologies used by fashion industries. Furthermore, the result
would be a proposition of which Augmented Reality technology or platform option is feasible
and implementable for the fashion industry. After comparing the technologies used in past
papers and their technical and economic feasibility, we propose a 3-term plan. The short-term
plan with zero cost and mobile platform-focused application, the medium-term plan with an
upgraded version of the garment object from 2D images to 3D objects, and the long-term plan
changing the platform used from mobile to a new device. We also conclude that artificial
intelligence can also support and improve the augmented reality experience for customers in
the fashion retail industry by implementing an AI-powered virtual assistant.