Manual
1. Medicalholodeck
Tutorials
1. Activate licenses 2. Use Your Hands To Navigate in VR 3. Capture Screenshots and Videos 4. How to add your device to Link 5. Uploading data from your computer to your headset 6. Accessing files via Link
1.1 Main control pad
1.1.1 Library 1.1.2 Jump 1.1.3 4D Record 1.1.4 TeamXR 1.1.5 Remote Render 1.1.6 Settings 1.1.7 Reset workspace 1.1.8 Undo 1.1.9 Redo 1.1.10 Exit 1.1.11 Capture a movie 1.1.12 Take a photo 1.1.13 Handle
1.2 Object pad
1.2.1 Cutter 1.2.2 Laser 1.2.3 Masking 1.2.4 Measure area 1.2.5 Measure distance 1.2.6 Delete 1.2.7 Scale 1.2.8 Move 1.2.9 Move backward 1.2.10 Frame rate 1.2.11 Remove dataset 1.2.12 Light on/off 1.2.13 Measure angle 1.2.14 Draw 1.2.15 Marker 1.2.16 Rotate horizontally 1.2.17 Rotate vertically
1.3 Library panel
1.3.1 Saved scenes 1.3.2 Medical Imaging 1.3.3 RecordXR 1.3.4 Dissection Master 1.3.5 Anatomy Master
1.4 Object marker
1.4.1 Center 1.4.2 Lock 1.4.3 Delete 1.4.4 Groups 1.4.5 Cuts visibility
1.5 Lighting
1.5.1 Light 1.5.2 Light Marker
1.6 Controllers
1.6.1 Left controller 1.6.2 Right controller
1.7 Settings
1.7.1 Settings 1.7.2 Licenses 1.7.3 PACS 1.7.4 Services
1.8 Quality settings
1.8.1 Medical imaging settings 1.8.2 Low framerate screen 1.8.3 About 3D DICOM files 1.8.4 Processing and texturing 1.8.5 Challenges with large datasets in VR 1.8.6 Adaptive detail rendering
1.9 Link
1.9.1 Device bar 1.9.2 License management 1.9.3 Datasets 1.9.4 RecordXR 1.9.5 Presets 1.9.6 Transfer Functions 1.9.7 Upload
2. Medical Imaging
Tutorials
1. Import and display data 2. Importing data on standalone devices 3. Edit DICOM 4. Measure, mark and draw on DICOM
2.1 User interface
2.1.1 Import 2.1.2 Save 2.1.3 Export 2.1.4 Load data 2.1.5 Delete data
2.2 Medical Imaging panel
2.2.1 Option preset 2.2.2 Transfer function 2.2.3 Tissue filter 2.2.4 Transfer function preset 2.2.5 AI Segmentation 2.2.6 Mesh generator 2.2.7 Multiplanar 2.2.8 Edge filter 2.2.9 Quality settings 2.2.10 Handle
3. Medicalholodeck AI
3.1 Running AI segmentation
3.2 Segmentation control panel
3.2.1 Structure 3.2.2 Options
3.3 Running AI segmentation locally
3.3.1 Installing Python 3.3.2 Installing PyTorch 3.3.3 Installing TotalSegmentator
4. Dissection Master
4.1 Changing layers 4.2 Scaling 4.3 Moving 4.4 Rotating 4.5 Annotations 4.6 Visibility controls
5. Anatomy Master
5.1 Scaling 5.2 Taking apart 5.3 Moving 5.4 Rotating 5.5 Cutting 5.6 Annotations 5.7 Visibility controls
6. RecordXR
6.1 User interface
6.1.1 Main control pad 6.1.2 RecordXR section 6.1.3 RecordXR panel
7. RecordXR Studio
Tutorials
1. Get records from Medicalholodeck 2. Open RecordXR Studio 3. Open a project 4. Add recordings 5. Zoom in/zoom out 6. Change the order 7. Trim 8. Set the metadata 9. Add an avatar 10. Saving the project 11. Export a .RXR file 12. Exit the platform 13. Open the recording
7.1 Editing tools
7.1.1 Preview window 7.1.2 Timeline toolbar 7.1.3 Timeline
7.2 Metadata section
7.2.1 Title 7.2.2 Avatar 7.2.3 Preview icons 7.2.4 Duration 7.2.5 Description
7.3 Project controls
7.3.1 Save project 7.3.2 Export RXR 7.3.3 Close
8. TeamXR
8.1 Creating a team 8.2 Joining a team 8.3 Adding data to the session
8.4 Session settings
8.4.1 Users in session 8.4.2 Session code 8.4.3 Disconnect 8.4.4 TeamXR settings 8.4.5 Open library
9. Remote Rendering
9.1 Accessing Remote Rendering 9.2 Using Remote Rendering

4. Dissection Master

Dissection Master models show the full human body in 10 interactive layers, with 3,000+ labeled structures linked to extra information. They are created from real dissections and digitized for precision. Each model includes visibility controls and an object marker.

To scale a Dissection Master dataset, place both hands into it until they are framed in blue. Hold both triggers and move your hands apart to change the model’s size. Similarly, use one or both hands to rotate or move the dataset and view it from different perspectives. You can also change the position in an alternate way: aim at the dataset or its marker, hold the trigger to grab it, move it, then release the trigger to place it.

Dissection Master datasets are organized into layers. You can switch between layers using the Dissection Master XR panel. This allows you to study different organs and structures within the human body.

Each dataset in Dissection Master is fully annotated. To view anatomical names, point at blue dots with the laser. Click a blue dot to keep an annotation visible. When an annotation is fixed in place, you can click the triangle inside it to read a detailed description of the structure.

You can reposition an annotation by grabbing its top bar. To close it, click the ‘X’ button. Use the Dissection Master XR panel to show or hide annotations.