The medical software company unveiled AnatomyX, an enterprise-level augmented reality platform for the HoloLens and the Magic Leap One targeting universities and teaching hospitals for the purpose of anatomy, physiology and pathology studies. The platform supplies detailed 3D models of more than 5,000 anatomical structures rendered from CT and MRI data from real patients. Students can interact with the models via hand gestures and more than 100 voice commands. Using the Magic Leap One, users can also leverage the 6DoF controller to manipulate the models.
In addition, AnatomyX boasts secure account creation that enables access by students, professors, and administrators as well as the storage of test results and class analytics. The platform's multiuser mode supports up to 20 users at the same time, which makes it ideal for observing activities such as virtual dissection. The company has already reported positive results through initial AnatomyX pilot programs. Among students who participated, 90% experienced reported an improved understanding of the subject matter and a better classroom experience.
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