ImmersiveView™ VR converts CT, CBCT, 3D angiography and MRI scans into a 'digital twin' of the patient and provides a completely unique and unobstructed view of the case in virtual reality. No longer limited to certain angles of view, doctors can easily view the target anatomy, clearly and accurately, just as it exists in reality. Physicians handle the scan as if it were a physical object in the palm of their hand, observing from every angle to get the very best understanding of the situation, even flying into the anatomy to take a closer look. ImmersiveView™ VR provides unprecedented clarity in patient scans and is simple and intuitive to use. The platform is ideal for viewing critical scan information in all areas of the hospital: Radiology labs, ORs, ERs, and doctors’ offices.

ImmersiveTouch® provides cutting-edge AR/VR surgical technology and training solutions to medical professionals and the healthcare industry. Founded in 2005, ImmersiveTouch combines innovative R&D and strong academic partnerships to promote world-class medical education and patient safety. Their company’s comprehensive education solutions include next generation surgical simulators and learning management systems. These can be found in leading medical centers around the world, including Johns Hopkins, the University of Calgary, and the University of Chicago. Their simulators immerse surgeons in a 3D operating environment where they can practice complicated procedures on their patients by loading CT/MRI scans of the patient into the simulator. ImmersiveTouch’s patented haptic technology allows resident students to touch and feel the 3D anatomy, which allows students to perfect their surgical skills. ImmersiveTouch’s mission is to provide surgeons with patient specific medical solutions, provide educators with training solutions, and continually advance haptic technology.

Simulations provide competency development and assessment for ACLS, pediatric assessment and pediatric emergency care scenarios. In accordance with ILCOR guidelines, clinicians can practice ACLS and a variety of pediatric emergency scenarios, including respiratory distress, respiratory failure, shock, cardiopulmonary failure, and more.