Augmented reality
(AR) surgery
AR Surgery is designed for planning and executing surgical procedures as well as for postoperative control
AR Surgery features
We have built in everything the surgeon needs while surgical intervention: patient information cards, sets of holograms for clinical case, surgical tools and advanced measurements
Patient card
The patient card provides all the text information the surgeon needs: age, sex, diagnosis, allergic reactions, prescribed medication, etc.
Hologram sets for a clinical case
Holograms for each stage of the surgery lay out pre-defined steps, cater for advanced visualization, and give hints on the next steps.
Surgical tools
Implants, instruments, anatomy, digital mannequins, static and dynamic holograms – a state-of-the-art toolset for every surgery professional.
Measurements
We develop the following measurement tools – lines, angles, grids, diameter ruler. All o them can be applied to static and dynamic holograms.
AR Surgery Benefits
We are setting up new standard of medical imaging, surgical navigation and virtual collaboration
Next-level medical imaging
AR headsets, such as Microsoft Hololens 2 and Magic Leap allows for advanced depth perception and visualization, using 3D imaging in a form of holographic models, that can be easily and safely placed and adjusted over the patient body.
Our solution is providing access to never before available opportunities, like zooming into parts, changing viewpoints, rotating the imagery, modifying the transparency, measuring tissues and many more
Advanced surgical navigation
Superimposing holograms to human body carry out a way better method of intra-operative guidance. It can reduce the risk of complications and improve the safety and quality of surgeries.
On top of that, AR surgical navigation display anatomical risk materials, tumors and blood vessels, which might add critical information for surgeon's consideration
Virtual collaboration in AR
Connecting with your colleagues over the distance in augmented reality brings interactivity, safety, faster decision-making and increased memory retention.
While being thousands of kilometers apart, you still can collaborate in real-time, advise over the distance to less experiences colleagues and even provide clinical expersise on demand (remote consultation during surgery execution).