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. 2020 Aug 11;13(6):663–674. doi: 10.1007/s12178-020-09667-3

Table 1.

Experience with three head-mounted displays for use in orthopedic training

HMD Type
ODG R7 glasses ×3 Google Glass X ×3 Vuzix M300 glasses ×3
Pros – Easiest interface to use and set up (touchpad with mouse, finger remote, head gestures) - Lightweight, unobstrusive - Lightweight, easy to set up with wifi network because Android based.
- Multiple software applications to use, and can communicate with other android devices.
- While FOV is obscured, it is transparent.
Cons - Camera field of view is slightly off from human field of view. Need to have glasses sit tilted downwards for view to overlap.

- Cannot set up on protected hospital network

- Interface is least intuitive to use.

- Opaque viewfinder, so blocks field of vision.
- Uniocular (some dizziness with testing)
- Camera field of view difficult to line up with viewer field of view.
- Heavy with entire field of view affected