Update
Our June update to version 1.13.1 brings improvements to the newly released Spatial OS for Windows. With new features and enhancements, working on 2D and 3D screens, as well as in VR, is now even smoother and more comfortable.
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Update
Spatial OS is the operating system for spatial medicine. Run stereoscopic 3D displays, VR headsets, and standard 2D screens at the same time. Examine medical imaging and human anatomy finally in true 3D!
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Publication
Precise assessment of vessels and valve position is essential for safe transcatheter aortic valve implantation (TAVI). A prospective study from the University of Düsseldorf explored the addition of a 3D immersive environment to this process.
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News
New AI segmentation models, expanded Spatial OS workflows, stereoscopic 3D displays, and free student access. Explore medical imaging and anatomy in true 3D across VR, autostereoscopic 3D, and standard 2D systems – all from the same platform.
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Update
The April update brings Medicalholodeck to stereoscopic 3D and standard 2D displays, adds new TotalSegmentator models, and introduces free access for medical students.
Read moreRadiology scans are essential for visualizing internal structures and understanding patient pathology. AI can automate scan segmentation, a task that is otherwise time-consuming and costly. This report from the University of Texas Southwestern School of Medicine, Dallas, TX, USA, reviews publicly available AI segmentation tools and how they can be quickly integrated into preoperative planning at minimal cost.
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Virtual Reality planning for chest wall resection
Applications of VR in medical education
Spatial computing for minimally invasive spine surgery
Spatial imaging in complex tear duct surgery
History of spatial computing in spine surgery
What's new: January update
