Mixed Reality.
Mixed reality transforms medical education by merging digital information with physical environments.
Medical students and practitioners visualise complex anatomy, practice procedures, and receive real-time feedback without risk to patients.
AR and VR applications improve skill retention, enhance clinical decision-making, and create safe yet realistic training environments for developing critical medical competencies. The technology addresses growing pressure to reduce training costs while maintaining educational quality.
Limbs and Things
Augmented Reality Training (ART)
Developed in partnership with Limbs and Things and application development company Zubr, ART enhances existing medical simulation training equipment. Physical training models provide realistic haptic feedback, but traditionally lacked accompanying anatomical visualisation.
ART bridges this gap. Available in augmented reality and conventional 3D modes, the application overlays interactive anatomical structures onto physical training equipment, connecting theory with hands-on practice. Different modules address specific training scenarios from basic anatomy to complex clinical procedures.
Gold and Platinum Award Winners at the 2024 IMI Conference
Mixed Reality Murals.
Augmented reality murals transform static artwork in hospitals, medical schools, and public spaces into interactive learning experiences.
Visitors scan murals with smartphones or tablets to access dynamic 3D models, animations, and educational content that bring medical concepts to life engaging audiences who might never enter a traditional classroom.
