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In this process document, we will outline the steps to recreate a 3D heart in augmented reality (AR). We’ll utilize the phases of idea development to formulate our concept: Inspiration, Incubation, Illumination, and Implementation.

Inspiration (Problem Statement):

We aim to create an educational AR experience to illustrate the anatomy of the human heart. Users will be able to scan a provided corresponding target image and view a detailed 3D digital model of the heart in AR.

Incubation (Why AR?):

Augmented Reality is ideal for this project as it allows us to overlay digital content onto the physical world, providing an interactive and immersive learning experience. By focusing on the human heart, we aim to enhance understanding of anatomy and promote health awareness.

Illumination (Research and Development):

Research indicates that visualizing anatomical structures in 3D can improve comprehension and retention of complex concepts. We will gather anatomical data and reference materials to accurately depict the structure and function of the heart. Prototyping will involve creating digital models and refining them based on feedback.

Implementation (Manifesting Your Idea into Reality):

  • Markerless AR Experience: Create an AR experience using MediAR to recognize the physical book as a trigger for displaying the 3D heart model.
  • Interactive Features: Implement interactive features such as rotating, zooming, and having links to more information about the 3D heart model to explore its anatomy.
  • Educational Content: Provide informative text overlays or audio narration to explain the different parts of the heart and their functions.
  • User Engagement: Ensure user engagement by designing intuitive controls and incorporating gamification elements to make learning fun and interactive.

By following these steps, we can bring the concept of recreating a 3D heart in augmented reality to life, providing users with a captivating educational experience that enhances their understanding of human anatomy.

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