University of Michigan
University of Michigan
Michigan University, GigXR Build XR Medical Trainer
In December 2021, the University of Michigan and GigXR, a global provider of extended reality (XR) healthcare training solutions, partnered to create the ‘XR Procedure Training Suite’ medical training hub.
The training suite uses digital humans as patients, displays informative user interface (UI) pop-ups, and instructs medical students with interactive, lifelike, and immersive procedures.
GigXR’s solution is suitable for medical students and existing physicians looking to refresh their skills and take part in XR learning scenarios to improve their diagnostic, surgical, and communication skills.
Digital learning scenarios include taking vitals, listening to a patient’s lungs, comparing X-rays or CT scans, ultrasound reading, and much more. Instructors can also introduce real-time medical complications such as deteriorating vitals, punctured vessels, vomiting, and bleeding.
GigXR provides immersive learning solutions designed to improve the performance of medical students in educational and professional environments across the world.
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