Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a system, a method, and a computer programmable product for visualizing volume layers on an object accurately. The system retrieves imaging data relating to an object, generates a set of volume layers corresponding to the object based on the imaging data, and generates a set of guide attributes associated with a virtual guide for the object based on the imaging data. The virtual guide includes an object-specific structure. The system causes to project the virtual guide at least in association with the object and visualizes the set of volume layers in association with the object based on the projected virtual guide.

Abstract: Embodiments for rendering an operative guidance overlay in association with a patient are disclosed. A method includes receiving image data indicating an anatomical structure of the patient and a structure of operative instruments; generating virtual models based on the image data; receiving sensor data associated with a user, the operative instruments, or the patient; dynamically generating guidance overlay data associated with the anatomical structure of the patient, or the operative instruments based on the virtual models and the sensor data; and rendering the operative guidance overlay in association with the patient based on the guidance overlay data using a wearable augmented reality interface device. The virtual models include a virtual anatomical model of the anatomical structure of the patient, or virtual instrument models associated with the operative instruments.

Abstract: The present technology relates to devices and systems for multidimensional data visualization and interaction in an augmented reality, virtual reality, or mixed reality environment. The disclosed embodiment provides a tool for a physician or other medical specialist to load and review medical scans in an AR/VR/MR environment, assisting medical diagnostics, surgical planning, medical education, or patient engagement.

Abstract: The present technology relates to devices and systems for multidimensional data visualization and interaction in an augmented reality, virtual reality, or mixed reality image guided surgery. The disclosed embodiment provides a tool for a physician or other medical specialist to load and review medical scans in an AR/VR/MR environment, assisting medical diagnostics, surgical planning, medical education, or patient engagement.

Abstract: The present technology relates to devices and systems for multidimensional data visualization and interaction in an augmented reality, virtual reality, or mixed reality image guided surgery. The disclosed embodiment provides a tool for a physician or other medical specialist to load and review medical scans in an AR/VR/MR environment, assisting medical diagnostics, surgical planning, medical education, or patient engagement.

Abstract: The present technology relates to devices and systems for multidimensional data visualization and interaction in an augmented reality, virtual reality, or mixed reality environment. The disclosed embodiment provides a tool for a physician or other medical specialist to load and review medical scans in an AR/VR/MR environment, assisting medical diagnostics, surgical planning, medical education, or patient engagement.

Abstract: The present technology relates to devices and systems for volume visualization and interaction in a virtual reality or augmented reality environment.

Abstract: The present technology relates to devices and systems for volume visualization and interaction in a virtual reality or augmented reality environment.

Abstract: The present technology relates to devices and systems for volume visualization and interaction in a virtual reality environment.

Abstract: The present technology relates to systems, methods and devices for haptically-enabled virtual reality simulation of cerebral aneurysm clipping, wherein a user uses two physical stations during the simulation. The first station is a haptic and augmented reality station, and the second station is a haptic and virtual reality station.

Abstract: The present technology relates to systems, methods and devices for haptically-enabled virtual reality simulation of cerebral aneurysm clipping, wherein a user uses two physical stations during the simulation. The first station is a haptic and augmented reality station, and the second station is a haptic and virtual reality station.

Abstract: The present technology relates to systems, methods and devices for haptically-enabled virtual reality simulation of cerebral aneurysm clipping, wherein a user uses two physical stations during the simulation. The first station is a haptic and augmented reality station, and the second station is a haptic and virtual reality station.

Abstract: The present technology relates to systems, methods and devices for haptically-enabled virtual reality simulation of cerebral aneurysm clipping, wherein a user uses two physical stations during the simulation. The first station is a haptic and augmented reality station, and the second station is a haptic and virtual reality station.

Abstract: The present technology relates to systems, methods and devices for haptically-enabled virtual reality simulation of cerebral aneurysm clipping, wherein a user uses two physical stations during the simulation. The first station is a haptic and augmented reality station, and the second station is a haptic and virtual reality station.

Abstract: The present technology relates to systems, methods and devices for haptically-enabled virtual reality simulation of cerebral aneurysm clipping, wherein a user uses two physical stations during the simulation. The first station is a haptic and augmented reality station, and the second station is a haptic and virtual reality station.