Minute Insight: GE Healthcare Partners With MediView XR To Create AR Solution For Integrated MR Imaging

GE Healthcare and MediView announced a partnership to co-develop a technology platform that integrates medical imaging into mixed reality solutions.

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GE Healthcare and MediView XR announced they will join forces to create technologies that integrate medical imaging into mixed-reality solutions to help physicians optimize workflows, improve ergonomics, and collaborate remotely.

The product in co-development, Omnify XR, will combine MediView’s expertise in real-time augmented reality visualization, surgical navigation and telecollaboration capabilities...

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