Spatial OS

Medical imaging.
A shared 3D perspective.

Bring CT, MRI, AI segmentation, and anatomy into one workspace.
Explore together on screens, touch displays, and in VR.

For education, research, and non-diagnostic communication.

Spatial OS displaying the same head scan on a touch display, a stereoscopic monitor, smaller screens, and a VR headset

The workflow

Your data.
A new dimension.

Move from individual scan slices to spatial relationships. Spatial OS brings imaging, AI, and collaboration together in a Windows-based workspace.

01Start with CT or MRIOpen your imaging dataset and explore the volume alongside the original scan views.
02Isolate anatomy with AIIdentify supported structures and explore how they relate to the surrounding anatomy.
03Explore and explain in 3DBring others into the same dataset. Each participant can explore from their own viewpoint.

Screens and VR

The right display
for your workflow.

Work with medical imaging and anatomy in the format your team needs – from workstation-based exploration to group teaching and immersive collaboration.

Standard displays

Explore CT and MRI volumes with desktop controls. Use a familiar workstation setup for research, teaching preparation, and discussions of anatomical relationships.

Touch displays

Manipulate 3D datasets directly on a compatible touch display. Guide colleagues or students through anatomy during presentations and group discussions.

Stereoscopic 3D

Examine anatomical structures with stereoscopic depth on a supported display. Explore spatial relationships while working at a screen, without a VR headset.

Virtual reality

Explore anatomy in an immersive workspace. In shared sessions, participants examine the same dataset from independent viewpoints using supported PC-connected headsets.

Who it’s for

Medical communication and education

Medical colleagues discussing a 3D head scan on a large touch display

Medical teams

Discuss anatomy across disciplines

Discuss anatomical relationships using shared CT and MRI datasets. Bring colleagues into the same 3D workspace for teaching, research, and non-diagnostic case discussions.

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An instructor explaining a head scan on a display while a participant explores it in VR

Education

Teach anatomy in context

Combine medical imaging, anatomy models, and virtual dissection in structured teaching sessions. Guide students through spatial relationships and record explanations for independent review.

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Two people discussing segmented head and neck anatomy on a desktop display

Patient information

Explain anatomy clearly

Use interactive 3D views as visual aids in patient conversations. Explain anatomical structures in plain language, focus on the relevant areas, and provide a shared reference for questions and discussion.

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Your setup

Configure Spatial OS
for your institution.

Build your configuration online or discuss your requirements with our team. Get guidance on applications, hardware, and licensing, with online resources to support setup and everyday use.

Online configuration
Select applications, workstations, displays, and licensing options in the store. Submit your configuration for review and a quotation tailored to your region.
Personal consultation
Discuss your intended use, team size, and existing infrastructure with a Medicalholodeck specialist. We’ll help you assess compatible hardware and select a configuration suited to your institution.
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Online support
Access setup guides, application manuals, and troubleshooting resources. Contact our support team for assistance with installation, configuration, and day-to-day questions.
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FAQ

What hardware does Spatial OS require?

Spatial OS runs on Windows and supports standard monitors, compatible touch displays, stereoscopic 3D displays, and VR headsets. A VR headset is optional. Workstation requirements depend on the applications and devices you select. Review the technical specifications when assessing existing hardware or planning a new setup.

Can Spatial OS connect to our PACS?

Discuss your PACS environment, data requirements, and intended workflow with our team. We’ll assess connectivity and integration requirements for your institution before deployment.

How does collaboration work across displays and VR?

Participants can explore the same dataset in a shared session while retaining independent viewpoints on supported screens and VR headsets. The licenses, workstations, and devices required depend on your group size and session setup.

Which professional uses does Spatial OS support?

Spatial OS supports education, training, research, and non-diagnostic communication. Medicalholodeck is not a certified medical device and must not be used for diagnosis, clinical decision-making, surgical planning, or navigation.

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Demo and trial

Evaluate Spatial OS
for your institution.

Explore medical imaging, anatomy, and collaboration in a guided demonstration focused on your requirements. Or download a trial to experience the applications firsthand.

Spatial OS in action