[ MUSIC ] The total amount of knowledge in healthcare is now doubling every 73 days, nobody can jeep up with all that. We wanna take the technology that's now available And bring it to bear in education, a new way, teaching teams to work together. [ MUSIC ] So, augmented reality. So you're in a real world setting and, but then there's a sort of superimposition of another world, right? Exactly. Exactly what it is. [ MUSIC ] And you can see that we're able to maintain context all the way through here. Right. We have this x- ray vision inside. So you see the context of the body, and you actually see the relative sizes and proportions of things. This is the knee right here. It's a much more dynamic understanding of what's going in. And you could put in context of the whole body, not just some little thing that you're studying at that particular time. [ MUSIC ] To get to this point in a cadaver dissection, it would take tens of hours, if not hundreds of hours. What we've done here in about five minutes [ MUSIC ] Is run you through all of that in a digital way. Now we've got hundreds of hours that we could potentially take, and take that student to an operating room. Let them see what a real living patient looks like. And this is about how people interact, both with each other, and with a patient. [ MUSIC ] I think that's just the beginning of our understanding of the uses of this sort of technology. [ MUSIC ]

Here’s How Augmented Reality Is Being Used in Medicine

The Cleveland Clinic teamed up with Microsoft.
