Johnson & Johnson
Johnson & Johnson
Virtual Reality Technologies Improve Surgical Training
Johnson & Johnson created VR simulations to train surgeons how to implant orthopedic devices.
Here are the results:
– Students trained with VR obtained a score 233% greater than those who used passive learning tools
– Students who used VR completed 252% more steps than students trained with passive tools
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