In a recent announcement, Apple unveiled the healthcare potential of its Vision Pro, showcasing a plethora of apps now accessible on the visionOS App Store.
Apple highlighted the transformative impact of immersive apps that merge digital content with the physical realm on medical professionals' training, surgical planning, and patient care, both in clinical environments and at home. For instance, the myMako app harnesses the Vision Pro's 3D capabilities to enhance surgical planning, granting surgeons dynamic access to surgical plans and insights.
On another front, CyranoHealth utilizes spatial computing to deliver comprehensive, immersive training on medical equipment, aiming to bolster confidence and alleviate anxiety among frontline healthcare workers.
Siemens Healthineers' Cinematic Reality app generates immersive, interactive holograms of human anatomy, enriching medical education and patient consultations. Epic Systems revolutionizes patient record management with the Epic Spatial Computing Concept, enabling healthcare professionals to engage with patient data through intuitive gestures and spatial computing.
Meanwhile, Cedars-Sinai's Xaia presents a novel approach to mental health support, providing AI-enabled, conversational therapy in customizable, soothing environments. For more details, head over to Apple's newsroom webpage for the complete article.
