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HOW ACCURATE IS THE HOLOGRAPHIC PROJECTION?

What is the best way to measure/calculate the accuracy of the generated holographic compared to a real object?

For example, If I wanted to map a real life cube by adding a 'skin' or 'layer' over the top- what would be the difference in size between the actual cube and the augmented reality recreation of the cube?

Is there a tolerance?

Asking as involved in a project exploring the potential use in surgery.

Thanks,

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    The size will be about right, but the positioning will be only accurate to 1-2cm and best due to the way the HoloLens spatial mapping and positioning works. in order to be more accurate you will need additional devices such as the following from Scopis (https://holographic.scopis.com/)

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