In the post-pandemic world, health care professionals and surgeons will increasingly turn to immersive technologies – augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR) and mixed reality (MR) – which open up new possibilities for learning, remote collaboration, enhanced performance and collecting data.
AR, which enhances the real world with digital twins, allows surgeons to overlay data and visuals over a patient’s body during surgery and plan for surgeries. VR, which allows the...