The aim of the thesis is to study the user experience applied to augmented reality through head-mounted devices in the context of orthopaedic surgery. At this stage at KMI, the research focuses on different evaluation methods with users of different interaction styles, using a Hololens device. The expected outcome is to obtain functional prototypes, as well as the complete approach to the evaluations and the subsequent analysis of the data obtained.

Keys: Human-computer interaction, augmented reality, orthopedic surgery