Medicalholodeck’s Spatial OS: Train surgery, create digital twins with AI and DICOM, and study human anatomy and medicine

MEDICALHOLODECK INC.

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Dec 2, 2017
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NEW: Free access for students. Send proof of enrollment to [email protected]. Medicalholodeck’s Spatial OS is the operating system for spatial medicine. Run stereoscopic 3D displays, VR headsets, and standard 2D screens at the same time. Examine medical imaging and human anatomy in true 3D.

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  1. Developer post

    What's new: June update

    What's new: June update Our June update to version 1.13.1 brings improvements to the newly released Spatial OS for Windows. With new features and enhancements, working on 2D and 3D screens, as well as in VR, is now even smoother and more comfortable. Download | Contact sales Reco

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    AI updates, Spatial OS, and student free access

    More AI segmentation! We added TotalSegmentators latest AI models including craniofacial structures, abdominal muscles, teeth, and trunk cavities. Also, its PRO modules with advanced segmentation models for heart chambers, brain structures, tissue types, and more are now availabl

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    What's new: April update

    What's new: April update The April update brings Medicalholodeck to stereoscopic 3D and standard 2D displays, adds new TotalSegmentator models, and introduces free access for medical students. Spatial OS The human body is not flat. Yet medical imaging and anatomy are still primar