AnatOnMe

April 19, 2011
Daniel Wigdor, Microsoft; Amy Karlson, Microsoft

AnatOnMe is a projection-enabled mobile device designed to improve patient-doctor communication in a medical setting.

- Daniel Wigdor
- Amy Karlson
Research Area
- Human-computer interaction

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