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According to the university, Cambridge medical students are the first in the world to study holographic patients.

Students at Addenbrooke Hospital use a new augmented reality training system called HoloScenarios to teach and learn realistic holograms that can be used from anywhere in the world.

This technology was developed by the NHS Foundation Trust (CUH) at Cambridge University Hospital, the University of Cambridge and Los Angeles-based technology company GigXR.

The developers say they can provide more flexible and cost-effective training than traditional simulations, which require more resources and costs to maintain the lab and hire patient actors.

According to the developers, wearing augmented reality headsets not only allows students to see each other, but also to interact with multifaceted, medically accurate holographic patients.

Mixed reality holographic patients are used by medical students at Addenbrooke Hospital in Cambridge. (Credit: Pennsylvania)

Students will experience various modules using technology. The first module focuses on respiratory status and emergencies.

It applies to holographic patients with asthma and subsequent anaphylaxis, pulmonary embolism and pneumonia.

Other modules are under development in cardiology and neurology.

Dr. Arun Gupta, a consultant anesthesiologist at CUH who is leading the project, said:

“As educational institutions praise the acquisition, the demand for platforms that offer ease of use and simplicity of learning management for blended learning is growing rapidly.

‘GigXR has enabled instructors to better prepare students for accurate medical simulations for observation and evaluation.

“By using HoloScenarios, we help educate students from mentor-based models to models that give students around the world equal access to invention-based and competency-based clinical skills.”

Immigration 163 On Monday June 27, the NHS Foundation Trust (CUH), Cambridge University Hospital, used the latest mixed reality holographic patients of medical students at Cambridge Addenbrooke Hospital, who used the new road for the first time in the world. to learn. The new augmented reality training app, called Holo Scenarios, was developed by CUH in partnership with the University of Cambridge and Los Angeles tech company GigXR. Release date: Monday June 27, 2022. PA photo. See PA story for HEALTH hologram. Photo to Read: GigXR/CUH/PA Wire Editor's Note: This handout photo is used for editorial reporting purposes only to simultaneously explain the facts contained in the photo's event, subject, person, or title. Reuse of images may require additional permission from the copyright owner.

British medical students have experienced this new method of learning for the first time in the world. (Credit: Pennsylvania)

GigXR co-founder David King Lasman said: .. ..

“Our first HoloScenarios module is an incredibly powerful new way to apply mixed reality to healthcare training, with more modules and new applications coming soon.”