Mixed Reality Planning - Magic Leap

Every day surgeons have to imagine how two dimensional images of anatomy on monitors would look and function in real life. But life isn’t 2D. It’s complex and multidimensional. Mixed reality takes the imagination out of experiencing patient data and makes it more real than ever before. With the help of head-mounted displays, mixed reality inserts photorealistic 3D objects into the room. Surgeons no longer have to imagine patient anatomy, they can actually reach out and interact with it.