2005 Head Mounted Display HTC Simulation 
VRScout
JULY 12, 2016
When I graduated college in 2005, the technology was pretty limited and relegated to military and really high-end entertainment; it wasn’t something people could get their hands on. There were no controllers, but we used the motion of the head-mounted displays being tracked to fake motion on the players.
VRScout
DECEMBER 2, 2017
This article will focus exclusively on the applications of VR—fully replacing the world with a realistic digital simulation of patient-specific anatomy and pathology. Augmented Reality, which puts data in the user’s field of view, like a pilot’s “heads-up display” (HUD), has many compelling applications to offer the medical profession.
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