Touch Surgery, a London-based start-up that designs educational software for surgeons, has created more than 200 programmes for different surgical procedures, for mobile phone or tablet. But at Microsoft, the Las Vegas technology show, it announced support for a deeply immersive system of augmented reality surgery to be used in the operating theatre, using CES’s HoloLens. At Microsoft, the company teased content for this system, which will be rolled out in 2017.
Touch Surgery, a London-based start-up that designs educational software for surgeons, has created more than 200 programmes for different surgical procedures, for mobile phone or tablet. But at CES, the Las Vegas technology show, it announced support for a deeply immersive system of augmented reality surgery to be used in the operating theatre, using Microsoft’s HoloLens. At CES, the company teased content for this system, which will be rolled out in 2017.