Medical

Surgical Simulation
Extremely realistic human body models are created, allowing doctors to try various surgical methods. These simulations accurately reproduce the individual anatomical features and medical conditions of patients, enabling the evaluation of the difficulty and potential risks of surgeries in advance. Doctors can practice complex procedures multiple times without the risks associated with an actual operating room, finding the optimal surgical approach. Additionally, rare cases and high-difficulty surgeries can be experienced in a virtual environment, leading to increased confidence and improved skills when performing actual surgeries.

3D Simulation
Technology has advanced to generate real-time 3D images during surgery, allowing observation of organs and tissues from any angle. This makes it easier to understand complex anatomical structures that were difficult to grasp with traditional 2D images. For example, by confirming the position of tumors and the course of blood vessels in three dimensions during surgery, more precise and safer operations are possible. Furthermore, sharing the same 3D images among the entire surgical team facilitates smooth communication and improves the overall performance of the team.

Utilization of AR/MR Technology
Using smart glasses or goggles, advanced medical support can be provided not only to healthcare professionals but also to the general public. For instance, in emergencies, wearing AR glasses can visually display appropriate first aid procedures for the patient in front of them. This allows even those without professional training to perform accurate chest compressions or use an AED following the guidance. It is also used in training for paramedics and nurses, simulating various emergency situations and improving skills with real-time feedback. This technology is expected to significantly contribute to improving the quality of emergency medical care, especially in remote areas or regions with scarce medical resources. This translation maintains the original intent and details of the Japanese text, ensuring clarity and professionalism in the communication.