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  • Our vision for mixed reality Sensational
    Interaction

    Get a deeper sense of your patients by changing the way you interact with their digital models.

  • Our vision of interaction

    When you assess a patient, you examine them from all sides.
    You walk around and
    interact with them.
    What if you could do the same with their digital images?

  • Our vision of interaction

    Brainlab Mixed Reality
    lets you interact
    with patient data
    as you would with patients.
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The evolution of interaction

The way medical practitioners have interacted with patient data has evolved over time. Explore the digital interaction devices that carved a path for mixed reality.

  • Keyboards – 1960’s
  • Mouse control – 1980’s
  • Touch interfaces – 1990’s
  • Spatial computing – Today

  • Keyboards

    Derived from the typewriter, keyboards were the first devices for users to input and interact with data on early computers.

    A hand types on a keyboard

  • Mouse control

    Coming into common use in the 80s, the mouse allowed users to intuitively point and click, increasing speed of interaction.

    A hand rests on a computer mouse

  • Touch interfaces

    Zoom, pan, scroll, rotate—touch control made working with information even more intuitive and interactive.

    A hand holds a tablet while the other manipulates a digital patient scan on its touch screen

  • Spatial computing

    Today, data has evolved out of the limitations of the screen to allow for interacting with and viewing data anywhere.

    Two hands interact with digital images that float to between them thanks to augmented reality technology

Enhancing your interaction

Make mixed your reality. Discover where we see mixed reality adding a new dimension for better insights.

  • Surgical planning
  • Patient consultation
  • Teaching & training
  • Operating room

  • Surgical planning

    Reach out and touch images and data from Elements Viewer. With these perspectives, you can gain a deeper understanding of case-specific anatomy to help plan your surgical cases.

    Two hands interact in the space in front of them with an augmented reality image of an arteriovenous malformation (shortened to: AVM)

  • Patient consultation

    Enable patients to better understand their diagnosis and the surgical approach by showing them their own anatomy and the procedural plan in 3D. Facilitate shared decision-making with patients and family members in mixed reality.

    A hand points to a bisected augmented reality image of a skull as a man in the background looks on wearing augmented reality glasses

  • Teaching & training

    Mixed reality is the future of medical education. Students can learn about and discuss anatomy, pathology and treatment approaches in hyperrealistic 3D from the safety of their classroom.

    Three people wearing augmented reality glasses move around the digitally projected image of the bones of a human torso

  • Operating room

    In the future, with a completely integrated smart operating room, you’ll be able to track your instruments in mixed reality and have all the data you need before your eyes.

    The image of a human skull is projected out of a surgical navigation system into the room. An intraoperative imaging device stands in the background.

Our vision becomes reality

Mixed Reality Viewer is our first software that brings our vision for spatial computing to life.

A pair of augmented reality glasses with controller and computer system in the background

Enter the world of mixed reality through the Magic Leap spatial computing platform. Interact with the digital and physical world with the Lightwear, Lightpack and Control.

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Develop your vision for mixed reality

You can push the evolution of interaction by joining the Brainlab Mixed Reality Development Framework.
Create third party spatial computing applications for surgery, radiotherapy, and other medical interventions.

Join the MR developer framework
Image of a digital patient model, or digital twin, as seen in Mixed Reality

Interacting with the Digital Patient Model

Working with a “digital twin” of your patients gives you more complete insights into their real anatomy. The uniquely complete Digital Patient Model forms the basis of Brainlab Elements treatment planning software.

Four people wearing augmented reality glasses lean in around a table to examine a digital image of a skull and brain fiber tracts

Reach out to us

Learn more about mixed reality and unveil exactly how it can enhance our practice.