Holoeyes develops virtual reality software for surgical simulation and medical education, enabling healthcare professionals to visualize and interact with 3D anatomical data derived from clinical imaging. This technology enhances preoperative planning and training by providing a more accurate representation of patient-specific conditions compared to traditional 2D imaging methods.
Funding
$7.4M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Traditional surgical planning relies on 2D imaging, which can limit a surgeon's ability to fully understand complex anatomical structures and patient-specific conditions before an operation. This can lead to longer surgery times, increased risk of complications, and less predictable outcomes.
Solution
Holoeyes provides virtual reality (VR) software that transforms clinical imaging data into interactive 3D anatomical models for surgical simulation and medical education. Surgeons can visualize and manipulate patient-specific anatomy in a VR environment, allowing for enhanced preoperative planning and a deeper understanding of complex cases. The platform also supports remote online conferences where multiple users can collaborate within a shared 3D space, facilitating real-time discussions and training exercises. Holoeyes Edu, a VR medical education platform, enables medical students, nursing students, and junior doctors to learn anatomy and surgical procedures anytime, anywhere, using a smartphone and VR headset.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes surgeons, medical educators, medical students, and other healthcare professionals involved in surgical planning, training, and patient education.
Features
- VR reconstruction of 3D anatomical data from DICOM images (CT/MRI)
- Support for STL/OBJ polygon data formats
- Virtual Session (VS) feature for remote online conferences in a shared 3D space
- Holoeyes Edu platform for VR-based medical education on smartphones
- Compatibility with commercially available VR headsets