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VR Surgery Training Might Be More Effective Than We Thought

VRScout

JUNE 15, 2022

Researchers working out of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore, Maryland recently conducted a study detailing how VR could be a more effective tool for surgical training compared to conventional reading and video methods as well as a practical alternative to physical simulation.

Training

Training Baltimore Maryland Healthcare

Making Your Next Flight Safer and Smoother with Wearable AR+VR

EnterpriseWear

JUNE 26, 2018

Aircraft and parts engineers can also use AR and VR devices to collaborate on new designs from anywhere in the world, sharing and testing ideas and even simulating the assembly or installation process to foresee issues. Airlines and other buyers thus receive faster-built, higher quality aircraft and parts that breakdown less often.

Wearables

Wearables AR Training Simulation

VR Surgery Training Might Be More Effective Than We Thought

Making Your Next Flight Safer and Smoother with Wearable AR+VR

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