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Stereoscopic Volume Rendering of Medical Imaging Data for the General Public

The Ars Electronica Center (AEC) is known as the Museum of the Future. As such, one of its specialties is exhibiting multifarious hybrids and blends of various artistic genres, scientific fields and technological developments and elaborating on them. Biotechnology and genetic engineering, neurology, robotics, prosthetics and media art meet here on an equal footing as they constitute experimental arrays for testing how we might be coexisting and communicating with our physical surroundings as well as other human beings in the not-too-distant future, and indicating what these changes will mean for us and our society.

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