mixed reality
Immersive technologies offer powerful new tools for mental healthcare, but their implementation must be grounded in clinical principles and executed with competence.
Augmented reality and virtual technologies are shaping innovative approaches in operating rooms, mental health care and patient monitoring.
The company received expanded 510(k) clearance following software enhancements of its cranial-navigation system for neurosurgery.
The company will develop experiences that train individuals in the biopharmaceutical and life sciences sectors.
Students and teachers can effortlessly switch between VR and the real world with just one click in laboratory lessons, learning from the virtual human body and real cadavers simultaneously.
The augmented reality headset is priced at $3,500, while the Azure Kinect developer kits will run $399.
Alder Hey Children’s Hospital and NHS Foundation Trust will be rolling out HoloLens mixed reality headsets to support its operational theater, according to a recent release from Microsoft.
As virtual and augmented reality technologies continue to improve, researchers and entrepreneurs continue to investigate the role these tools may play in healthcare.