AR for healthcare

Using SentiAR’s CommandEP system on Magic Leap 2 creates interactive 3D visuals using real-time data from catheters and 3D electroanatomic mapping systems that reflect the anatomy of the inner heart surface. CommandEP is shown to improve localization accuracy by up to 50% within the heart. In addition to better accuracy, CommandEP dramatically reduces the number of commands physicians give attending colleagues in the same OR room, reducing an average of 1.7 commands per target point to 0.17.

Leverage critical data captured by the Magic Leap 2 sensor platform to improve quality assurance and training. Factors like gaze, impairments, OR layout, and instrument movements can be used instructively, to compare surgical techniques and correlate findings with patient outcomes. Case data from the Magic Leap 2 sensor platform could also be utilized to guide clinical process improvements and training.

Hospitals often face critical field service wait times. With AR-based remote assistance apps like Sphere, Magic Leap 2 can help ensure smooth operations and maintain OR readiness by enabling timely repair and maintenance of critical medtech equipment, regardless of when issues arise or the location of your expert technicians. Magic Leap 2 facilitates this, by enabling experts to remotely guide on-site technicians in real-time, including 3D annotations for the individual doing a repair, as well as enhanced troubleshooting and maintenance.

Magic Leap 2 can be used with FDA-registered software like Strolll’s Reality DTx® to improve rehabilitation and therapy. Reality DTx® is the world’s first, patented augmented reality (AR) solution for cueing therapy and gamified exercise to improve gait, balance, and reduce walking related fall risk for people with Parkinson’s disease and other neurological disorders.