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Surgical visualization platform
Surgical Theater XR

Transforms medical imaging into interactive 3D models for surgical planning, rehearsal, patient engagement, and intraoperative XR visualization.

ARVRNeurosurgerySpine surgery
United States / GlobalCommercial
Source reviewed
Clinical problem
Keeping the plan visible during the operation

A plan built from imaging has to be carried into theatre and aligned with the patient on the table, where attention and sterile field both constrain how it can be shown.

MRARNeurosurgerySpine surgery
GlobalActive challenge
Clinical problem
Turning imaging into a usable model in time

Interactive three-dimensional models are compelling in demonstration; producing one for an urgent case depends on segmentation staffing, not software.

MRARRadiologyMedical imaging
GlobalActive challenge
Medical simulation company
Surgical Science

Medical simulation company supplying surgical and ultrasound training simulators, and the acquirer of Intelligent Ultrasound's simulation business in 2025.

VRHapticsSurgeryMedical education
SwedenCommercial
Ultrasound simulation and AI company
Intelligent Ultrasound

Developer of ultrasound training simulators and clinical image-recognition software. The company was split and sold: its clinical AI business to GE HealthCare in 2024, its simulation business to Surgical Science in 2025.

Screen-basedHapticsRadiologyMedical education
United KingdomAcquired
AcquiredSource reviewed
Open-source medical imaging platform
3D Slicer

Free, open-source software for visualisation, segmentation, registration, and analysis of medical images, with extensions for viewing and interacting with scenes in virtual reality.

VRScreen-basedRadiologyMedical imaging
GlobalOpen source
Source reviewed