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Abstract #2547

First experiences with a Time of Flight (ToF) Camera for marker-less motion tracking within a 7 Tesla MR scanner

Thomas Siegert 1 , Enrico Reimer 1 , Roland Mller 1 , Robert Turner 1 , Harald Mller 1 , and Jessica Schulz 1

1 Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences, Leipzig, Sachsen, Germany

Time-of-flight (ToF) cameras have the potential to deliver real-time position information for prospective motion correction without special optical markers like retro-reflective spheres, checkerboard patterns or Moir markers. In this abstract, we are reporting our initial experiments with a ToF camera within the bore of a 7T MR scanner. The modifications to make the camera MR-compatible as well as residual challenges are described and discussed.

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