We reported two weeks in the past on a challenge by the Case Western University meant to assist their first-year medical college students proceed their training though they weren’t capable of attend courses.
The college despatched out 185 HoloLens 2 headsets that can be utilized to assist educate human anatomy nearly to college students utilizing HoloAnatomy app.
Today they printed a video exhibiting how the challenge goes:
Case Western Reserve University has been within the forefront of growing instructional purposes primarily based on the HoloLens, lately for instance a Holographic Brain Atlas which might function “the foundation for a new holographic neurosurgical navigation system”.
While the $3500 could seem pricy as an academic software, this after all pales into insignificance in comparison with the total price of a medical training, and should enable college students to proceed their research even in these troubled occasions.
