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View the medical world through Augmented Reality

With HOLO vectors you can explore the potential of holography and discover the possibilities that augmented reality brings to the operating room. Welcome to the world of technology that is changing the face of medicine!
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View the medical world through Augmented Reality

With HOLO vectors you can explore the potential of holography and discover the possibilities that augmented reality brings to the operating room. Welcome to the world of technology that is changing the face of medicine!
Learn more

A 3-D space of possibilities

Augmented reality will soon be the standard in every operating room. Alongside CT, MRI and ultrasound, HOLO vectors is a method that supports modern medical imaging and gives it a whole new direction in diagnosis and case analysis.

The aim of HOLO vectors is to prepare medics to work with augmented reality, to teach efficient operation of the functions and to adapt the solution to medical needs and standards. It is a technology that rapidly revolutionises the methods of diagnosis, treatment and pre-operative preparation. Let us introduce you to the world of HOLO vectors.

Towards innovation with HOLO vectors

Medicine

By using HOLO vectors during surgery, surgeons gain the ability to view the patient’s complete medical data, especially 3D images of the patient’s anatomy, which are generated from CT or MRI. By creating an enhanced operating room, the doctor has immediate access to information that does not distract from the patient and the operating field. HOLO vectors offer a new quality of test reading and support during treatments.

Development

We are conducting comprehensive research aimed at identifying the needs and functional capabilities of AR and AI in various medical specialities. We encourage medical facilities and doctors to test the innovative HOLO vectors technology. The results of the research shall allow us to tailor solutions to the real needs of the industry. We are open to new ideas and we develop further parts of the software together with professionals.

Education

HOLO technology supports doctors at every stage of education, from a better understanding of anatomical structures through realistic 3D visualisations to training and practice of medical procedures. It creates a new training environment in which young doctors can gain experience, experiment, and learn from their mistakes without risking the health and lives of patients.

Modern Technology Solutions for Medicine

Access to equipment and technology and a demonstration of the use of Augmented Reality.

Workshops at the Center for Medical Innovation and Technology VR Incubator or at a facility/university.

Training for health care professionals in the use of Augmented Reality.

Analysis of AR and AI technologies and concepts by specialists and designers.

Adaptation of 3D holographic and AI technology for a wide range of medical applications.

Assistance in obtaining EU funding for new technologies.

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Would you like to learn more details about HOLO vectors or schedule a non-binding presentation of our technology?

Benefits of using AR in medicine

Connect to arthroscopy, navigation, fluoroscopy, ultrasound, PACS, EMR to display virtual screens in a comfortable configuration in the operating room.

Anatomical cross-sections of organs to making it easier to see hidden details and supporting diagnosis and planning of surgeries.

Streaming from anywhere in the world, indispensable for remote consultations or practical lectures.

More accurate analysis and understanding of complex medical cases, facilitating the precision of ongoing procedures and pre-operative preparation.

Automatic 3D image creation from CT images and rapid transfer of research to the HOLO vectors imaging system.

Virtual visualisation for the patient during the visit is a more accurate representation of the disease and the proposed treatment, which increases confidence.

About us

Setting a new direction of innovation

We are assembling a team of professionals in the fields of engineering and medicine, distinguished by specialized knowledge, but above all by dedication and curiosity towards modern technologies. We firmly believe that the combination of passion and innovative approach lends genuine value to our work in the medical field.

Together we create innovation

We strive for HOLO vectors, to support every stage of a medical professional’s career – from a medical student to an experienced practicing physician. Our goal is to create augmented reality that meets the expectations of medical institutions and becomes an integral element of every operating room. Our commitment to developing innovative solutions has a specific direction: improving the quality of healthcare and contributing to advancements in the field of medicine.

Interesting facts from the world of AR

What is Augmented Reality?

Augmented Reality is the integration of real-world environments with digitally generated elements created using holographic technology. AR utilizes colors and shapes as reference points in space, enabling the interactive creation of objects in real-time.

What is the difference between AR and VR? Although often confused, they offer different utilization possibilities, especially in medicine. Unlike Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR) creates a completely digital environment, isolating the user from the real world.

History

Augmented Reality dates back to the 1960s when Ivan Sutherland, a pioneer in computer graphics, created the first AR prototype. He used goggles to present 3D graphics. In the 1970s and 1980s, a small group of researchers from the U.S. Air Force and NASA continued research on AR.

The breakthrough for AR came in 2000, when “ARQuake,” the first Augmented Reality game, appeared on the market. With the advancement of smartphone technology, AR gained increasing popularity. Although initially successful in the world of gaming, it is now rapidly evolving in other fields, including medicine.

AR Surgeries

One of the first AR surgeries was performed in 2017 by neuroradiologist Wendell Gibby. Utilizing data from MRI and CT scans, he could visualize the patient’s spine in the form of 3D graphics. This allowed him to precisely locate the source of the pain. A year earlier, Dr. Shafi Ahmed used goggles to live-stream tumor removal surgery. During the procedure, medical students were able to observe the entire process in real-time. In France, a vision correction surgery was conducted where the patient used VR glasses. This enabled doctors to monitor the brain in real-time and avoid vision loss for the patient.

We believe that HOLO vectors will also become a key part of the history of Augmented Reality in medicine.

Visit our Centre for Medical Innovation and Technology VR Incubator.

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If you have questions or want to learn more about how augmented reality can support you, we are here to help and answer any questions! Contact us.

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