If I say “Iron Man” to you, you immediately think of the design of his nanotechnology armor, his thrusters or even his ARK reactor and its unlimited energy. However brilliant they may be, these inventions remain fictitious and therefore have little use. As you can imagine, there is an exception! One of Iron Man's other iconic inventions is his augmented reality (AR) helmet, which projects real-time information directly into his field of vision. This idea, which seemed futuristic, is today a concrete reality. Apple's Vision Pro, released last July, attests to this. Even if, between us, its application is more of a gadget than anything else, something else useful I mean… And that's where Tony Stark's genius comes into play! Tech companies and researchers have been drawing inspiration from its technology for years to address critical needs.
In the field of medicine, Surgical Theater and Medtronic collaborated to develop SyncAR, an augmented reality solution integrated into surgical microscopes. This system allows surgeons to alternate between augmented images and real biological tissue without looking away. Moty Avisar, CEO of Surgical Theater, describes this innovation as a tool that allows doctors to see “beyond the tumor” and identify crucial anatomical structures, thereby reducing surgical risks. This device, approved by the FDA, (…)
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