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Background: Ultrasound (US) imaging is rapidly becoming a cornerstone of modern healthcare, delivering fast, safe, and accessible imaging at a fraction of the cost of traditional technologies. Yet, the usability of US is often undercut by operator skill, variability of image quality, and the unfamiliar orientation and 2D nature of the image. The proposed PhD project will aim at improving US imaging usability by integrating a US device with an augmented reality (AR) display, enabling a more intuitive, in-situ visualization of the patient’s anatomy.

Project description: A doctoral research position is available at ETS. The successful candidate will work with a team of engineers, computer scientists and clinicians to develop advanced AR visualization methods that will improve 3D ultrasound interpretation. The project will involve combining advanced computer vision techniques to track the US probe and the patient, advanced mach...