AugmentThat develops technology that allows educators and clinicians to project 2D images onto 3D surfaces. This enhances visualization for teaching and clinical applications, providing a more immersive and interactive learning or diagnostic experience.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
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Problem
Visualizing complex information, such as anatomical structures or medical scans, on flat 2D displays can be challenging for both educators and clinicians. Traditional methods may lack the depth and interactivity needed for effective learning, diagnosis, and patient communication.
Solution
AugmentThat offers an iOS application that leverages augmented reality (AR) to project 2D images onto 3D surfaces. The application uses machine learning to track the contours of real-world objects, allowing users to overlay images that conform to the shape of the surface. This enables educators to project anatomical images onto the human body, clinicians to overlay medical scans onto patients, and consumers to visualize tattoo designs on their skin in real-time. The application aims to enhance understanding, improve communication, and provide a more immersive experience by blending virtual and real-world elements.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes educators in anatomy and related fields, healthcare professionals such as doctors and radiologists, and consumers interested in visualizing tattoo designs.
Features
- AR projection of 2D images onto 3D surfaces
- Machine learning-based contour detection and mapping
- Real-time image overlay and surface adaptation
- Support for various image types, including anatomical diagrams, medical scans (X-rays, CT scans, MRIs), and tattoo designs
- User-friendly iOS application with an intuitive interface
- High-level encryption and authentication methods for data security