Medical services outside reality
The global AR/VR/MR market size in the healthcare industry is expected to reach USD 9.5 billion by 2028, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. The World Health Organization (WHO) is utilizing AR technology and smartphones to train staff in COVID-19 protocols, surgeons are using VR to deliver medical training, and device manufacturers are using MR to assemble surgical tools.
Medical organisations, supported by the giants like Meta and Microsoft, are making giant leaps in research and delivery of healthcare services – examples include Medtronic acquiring the company Digital Surgery and Zimmer Biomet announcing OptiVuTM Mixed Reality which leverages the Microsoft HoloLens to merge the real and virtual worlds, Veyond Metaverse which brings global healthcare professionals together for simultaneous education, training and planning as well as collaborative medical procedures.
Use of AR/VR/MR in delivering healthcare services has made the Metaverse a parallel reality for medical organisations, doctors and medical staff, as well as service consumers. Digitopia is a pioneer in this space, helping healthcare and medical companies become Metaverse-ready through its proprietary Metaverse Readiness Index (MRI).
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