The Schedule: 28 January 2025 (16:00 - 17:00 GMT)
Diegetic User Interfaces in Extended Reality for 3D Medical Visualization 388
(16:00- 16:20) -Online
Pasquale Cascarano (University of Bologna, Italy), Andrea Loretti (University of Bologna, Italy), Alessio Di Pasquale (University of Bologna, Italy), Shirin Hajahmadi (University of Bologna, Italy), Giacomo Vallasciani (University of Bologna, Italy), Luca Zanuttini (IRCCS Inst. of Neur. Sciences, Italy), Matteo Martinoni (IRCCS Inst. of Neur. Sciences, Italy), and Gustavo Marfia (University of Bologna, Italy)
Augmented Reality Clinical Decision Support Decreases Cognitive Workload on Surgical Tasks 394
(16:20- 16:40) -In-person presentation
Sidney Cox (US Army Institute of Surgical Research, USA), Nicole Caldwell (US Army Institute of Surgical Research, USA), Nathan Sevigny (US Army Institute of Surgical Research, USA), David Luellen (US Army Institute of Surgical Research, USA), Jacob Rivera (US Army Institute of Surgical Research, USA), Angela Samosorn (US Army Institute of Surgical Research, USA), Alicia Williams (US Army Institute of Surgical Research, USA), and Sena Mike (US Army Institute of Surgical Research, USA)
Extended Reality: As an Educational Tool for Understanding Breast Composition and Radiology 382
(16:40- 17.00) -In-person presentation
Ziyuan Zhou (Imperial College London, UK) and Faraz Janan (Imperial College London, UK)
Call For Papers
You are invited to submit relevant papers to the Healthcare Intelligence workshop, with applications of AI, XR and machine learning.
As the healthcare sector continues to evolve rapidly, the integration of cutting-edge technologies is reshaping how care is delivered. Extended Reality (XR), which includes Virtual Reality (VR), Mixed Reality (MR), and Augmented Reality (AR), is becoming increasingly influential in healthcare, offering new opportunities for training, surgical planning, and remote collaboration. Simultaneously, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionising diagnostics, patient care, and data-driven decision-making. The convergence of these two fields is set to usher in a new era of healthcare, marked by unparalleled precision, personalisation, and patient engagement.
Our Fields of Expertise
Aims
This workshop, held as part of the IEEE AIxVR 2025 conference—a unique event that brings together researchers and professionals across AI, AR, MR, and VR
Objectives
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Facilitate in-depth discussions and showcase the latest advancements in healthcare intelligence, including but not limited to the intersection of XR and AI in healthcare.
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Identify emerging research areas and collaboratively chart the future directions for these interconnected fields.
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Enhance the synergy of AI's analytical capabilities and XR's immersive experiences to create next-generation healthcare solutions.
Important Dates
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Submission Deadline: Extended 22nd Nov 2024 (previously 15th Nov 2024)
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Notification: TBC - 2 weeks post submission target
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Camera-Ready: TBC
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Workshop: 27-29 January 2025
Submissions
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We invite submissions in general Health Intelligence, including but not limited to the following categories:
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Gen AI in Healthcare
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AI-centric research with significant implications for XR in healthcare settings.
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XR-centric research with significant implications for AI in healthcare contexts.
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All submissions will undergo a rigorous peer-review process. Accepted papers will be presented at the workshop, with sessions dedicated to in-depth discussions and networking opportunities.
Topics
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Health Intelligence
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AI-driven XR for surgical training.
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XR for medical imaging visualization.
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AI for healthcare data networks in XR.
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AI-enhanced VR for therapy and rehab.
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Predictive AI for patient behaviour in VR.
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AI for large-scale healthcare data.
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AI-integrated XR for mental health.
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VR for deep learning in healthcare.
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Eye tracking in XR for diagnostics.
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AI and network slicing for healthcare.
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AI for real-time eye tracking in XR.
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AI for network issues in XR telemedicine.
Submission Information
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Submission Link: All papers must be submitted online via EasyChair: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=ieeeaixvr2025. Please refer to the main conference website for the latest information.
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Page Limit: Submissions should be up to 4 pages in length, with a maximum of 6 pages for papers involving extensive imaging (excluding references). The submission must be a single PDF file, with an optional separate file for video content.
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Submission Template: Authors must format their papers according to the IEEE Manuscript Formatting guidelines available at IEEE Templates. It is recommended that authors use the LaTeX template provided. Submissions must be anonymised for the double-blind review process, following IEEE policies.
Proceedings
Workshop proceedings will be published by the IEEE Computer Society Press and made available in the IEEE Xplore Digital Library.
Review Process
The review process is double-blind, ensuring anonymity for both authors and reviewers. Each submission will be evaluated by at least two experts in the field. There will be no rebuttal phase. Publishing in this workshop does not preclude the subsequent publication of an extended paper or journal article. However, identical workshop papers cannot be resubmitted elsewhere without significant additional content. Authors of accepted papers are required to make any necessary revisions and submit the final version by the camera-ready deadline.
Organising Committee
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Imran Ahmed
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Senior Lecturer
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Anglia Ruskin University, UK
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Faraz Janan (Chair)
Senior Teaching Fellow
Imperial College London and Anglia Ruskin University, UK
Contact us
Any submission queries are welcome