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3D medical imaging visualization: XR vs traditional methods
For decades, physicians have interpreted medical images using 2D slices that require mental reconstruction of patient anatomy. XR technology removes this barrier by directly displaying structures in 3D.
Artificial Intelligence in medicine
Artificial Intelligence in medicine is transforming the way healthcare professionals interpret clinical information and plan their interventions.
Surgical planning with virtual reality
Virtual reality surgical planning allows surgeons to explore the patient’s anatomy in 3D before operating, offering a clearer and more precise view of the case.
Success of LAIA XR at Medical Expo 2025: Spanish Innovation in Mexico
LAIA XR, ARSOFT’s AI and Extended Reality surgical planning platform, was successfully showcased at Medical Expo 2025 in Mexico.
ARSOFT presents LAIA XR at the II Digital Health Conference: AI revolutionizing 3D surgical planning
Óscar Alonso Plaza from ARSOFT showcased at the II Digital Health Conference how LAIA XR and Visual Intelligence are transforming surgical planning through AI and digitalization.
ARSOFT brings LAIA XR to Startup OLÉ 2025: AI and Extended Reality for surgery
ARSOFT showcased LAIA XR at Startup OLÉ 2025, presenting its AI-driven 3D surgical planning platform, already validated in over 2,000 medical cases and recognized as a key tool for clinicians.
Digital twins in surgery: An emerging reality or the inevitable future of surgical planning?
Digital twins are beginning to gain traction in the field of medicine, especially in surgical planning. Using imaging tests such as CT scans or MRIs, it is possible to create
From CT scan to the operating room: How medical imaging workflow works in the modern hospital
Medical imaging workflows in hospitals work technically, but seeing is not the same as understanding. Some centers generate 3D models from CT or MRI images, enabling interactive exploration of anatomy
3D medical imaging visualization: XR vs traditional methods
For decades, physicians have interpreted medical images using 2D slices that require mental reconstruction of patient anatomy. XR technology removes this barrier by directly displaying structures in 3D.
Artificial Intelligence in medicine
Artificial Intelligence in medicine is transforming the way healthcare professionals interpret clinical information and plan their interventions.
