Abstract: A navigation system that utilizes existing mobile computing and mapping technologies and provides a user with a unique and customized augmented reality navigation experience to support user appointments from an arbitrary starting point into the facility where the user has the appointment and ultimately to the destination appointment room. For medical patients, the system can accommodate medical information and instructions regarding the patient using the system.

Abstract: A system for tele-proctoring a surgical procedure includes an augmented reality head mounted display and a computer. The computer is configured to receive a visual experienced from the eyes of an onsite physician via the augmented reality head mounted display; receive additional content experienced by the onsite physician via the augmented reality head mounted display; integrate the visual experienced from the eyes of an onsite physician and the additional content into a single integrated view experienced by the onsite physician; communicate the integrated view to a remote computer for display on a remote display; receive an interaction with the integrated view from a remote physician via the remote computer; and present the interaction to the onsite physician via the augmented reality head mounted display.