The OmnifyXR is an adjunctive augmented reality display to interventional x-ray imaging systems. The system is comprised of a commercial off-the-shelf augmented reality display, wirelessly connected to a server that interfaces with the imaging system. It is intended to simultaneously display up to four video streams and a 3D surface model holographically using an augmented reality headset, and provides functions for display of the video streams, display of the 3D surface, and remote collaboration. The system allows for the management and selection of the video streams displayed and allows for adjusting position and orientation of the 3D surface model in the augmented reality display. The OmnifyXR system is capable of telemedicine collaboration, allowing verbal and visual collaboration with a remote healthcare professional by sharing the augmented reality display and audio. The device is intended to be used as a collaborative integration system. It is an open platform that combines input from key devices in the interventional suite and provides this data to the user in a simplified and efficient manner. It is intended for use by trained proceduralists in clinical intervention and for applications where imaging is currently used.
A computerized image data management system designed to electronically receive, collect, store, and display a broad range of medical imaging/video data (non-dedicated), and to distribute the data within or between healthcare facilities to facilitate data analysis, organization, reporting, and sharing (e.g., teaching). The system consists of combined hardware (e.g., network switch, controller) and server/client software intended to relay image data from a broad range of imaging/audiovisual devices (e.g., endoscopic camera, ultrasound imaging system, radiography digital imaging system) to off-the-shelf devices [e.g., monitors, personal computers (PC’s)].