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Bring preoperative CT or MRI together with intraoperative CT or ultrasound, where appropriate to the workflow.
00Technology
Registered anatomy. Live instruments. One spatial context.
AMAR CAS is developing an image-guided platform that connects medical imaging, the patient, tracked instruments, and extended-reality visualization.
01System model
A continuous relationship between image and patient.
The platform is designed to register preoperative imaging to intraoperative imaging and patient anatomy, then maintain alignment as tracked references and instruments move within the scene.
Register
Align patient-specific imaging with the patient’s anatomy and procedural coordinate space.
Track
Maintain the relationship between the patient, reference arrays, and instruments in real time.
Visualize
Present anatomy, plans, targets, safety boundaries, and instruments in a shared spatial context.
02Capability stack
The spatial pipeline, component by component.
The core technology combines registration, tracking, and visualization rather than treating them as separate interfaces.
Multimodal registration
Align CT, MRI, intraoperative CT, or ultrasound inputs within the procedural workflow.
Scene registration
Connect patient anatomy and the physical scene to one spatial coordinate system.
Optical tracking
Track patient references and surgical instruments as the procedure progresses.
Instrument visualization
Represent instrument position, orientation, and projected trajectory relative to anatomy.
Spatial computing
Place patient-specific information directly within the clinician’s field of view.
Patient-reference tracking
Continuously maintain the relationship between the anatomy and the registered scene.
Target visualization
Show planned access paths, targets, and safety boundaries in spatial context.
Device-agnostic presentation
Develop for multiple classes of extended-reality display hardware.
03Display layer
Intended for multiple extended-reality device classes.
The architecture is being developed beyond a single display vendor. Device names are examples only and do not imply endorsement, partnership, certification, or regulatory approval.
Apple Vision Pro
An example extended-reality display class identified in the supplied company information.
Samsung Galaxy XR
An example extended-reality display class identified in the supplied company information.
Microsoft HoloLens
An example extended-reality display class identified in the supplied company information.
Magic Leap 2
An example extended-reality display class identified in the supplied company information.
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