Brainlab's Mixed Reality Viewer in action, utilized by two individuals in an office setting

Mixed Reality ViewerVisualize
patient data
in 3D

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Add a new dimension to patient data. The Brainlab Mixed Reality Viewer1 is a technology that produces hyper-realistic 3D patient data, enabling healthcare professionals to review patient data in an interactive and collaborative environment while gaining a high level of spatial anatomic orientation and awareness.

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A person wearing the Mixed Reality Viewer glasses
Brainlab's Mixed Reality Viewer in action, with two individuals in an office setting viewing a spinal image
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Access to patient data in 3D

The Mixed Reality Viewer offers the benefits of a quick-to-produce, interactive digital environment that vividly displays patient anatomy, pathology and spatial relationships in 3D. When used in combination with Brainlab Elements, users also gain access to automatically segmented anatomical structures.

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>110

>110 installations*

The Mixed Reality Viewer has been installed in over 110* hospitals around the world

96%

of customers**

96% of Brainlab customers claim to be more prepared for surgery after using the Mixed Reality Viewer

3D

Over 2D

Brainlab customers agree that reviewing patient-specific 3D models with the Mixed Reality Viewer allows for easier identification of anatomical structures compared to viewing them on a standard 2D screen

*As of October 2023

**Based on a 34-person customer survey

Add a new dimension to surgery with mixed reality

Explore unique patient anatomy in 3D

Access perspectives tailored to individual cases with our indication-specific 3D views.

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Easy integration into unique
clinical workflows

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1. Start Elements Viewer

Access patient data from PACS and load it into the Elements Viewer

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2. Boot your Magic Leap Device

Boot your Magic Leap 2 headset and connect it to WiFi

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3. Scan QR Code

Scan the QR code on the screen with your headset

Illustration: a visual representation of brain anatomy and a controller indicating to step into an immersive 3D model using the Mixed Reality Viewer

4. Step into an immersive 3D model

Dive into patient data and interact with both virtual 2D images and 3D models

Combining powerful
mixed reality software
and Magic Leap hardware

The Brainlab Mixed Reality Viewer software is the foundation on
which the mixed reality experience is built. This software combined
with the power of the Magic Leap 2 spatial computing platform
releases patient images from flat screens into the room.

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Field of view

Magic Leap 2 now has a 55° vertical field of view to facilitate an even more immersive experience.

Unique dimming technology

With the Global Dimming™ technology digital content is displayed clearer under various lightning conditions. The Segmented Dimming™ feature dims specific portions of the display allowing to highlight selected digital content and enhance legibility and appearance.

Design and comfort

The Magic Leap 2 headset is as light as a pair of headphones and designed to minimize torsion while keeping its center of mass close to the user’s face, making it comfortable to wear.

Develop your vision for mixed reality

Learn more about mixed reality
and its role in healthcare

The use of mixed reality within the field of healthcare is at the beginning of an exciting journey.

The benefits of our mixed reality technology
can be applied to a variety of surgical indications

Functional Neurosurgery

Visualize the 3D relationship between patient-specific basal ganglia structures, 3D shapes of DBS/SEEG electrodes, stimulation field models and more.

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Brainlab's Mixed Reality Viewer in use at a hospital, with two individuals viewing a cranial image

CMF Surgery

View the spatial relationships between bone, tumor and implant in 3D for CMF trauma fractures and tumor cases.

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Brainlab's Mixed Reality Viewer in use, featuring three individuals in an office setting examining a cranial image

Neurosurgery

Peel through the brain layers to gain insights into tumor expansion and surrounding anatomical structures or vascular cases.

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An individual using the Mixed Reality Viewer in an office, examining a cranial image

Spine

Review planned surgical procedures, anatomical structures and implant positions.

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Brainlab's Mixed Reality Viewer in use, with four individuals in an office setting examining a spinal image
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Explore mixed reality at Brainlab

Illustration: Brainlab's Cranial Planning for Neurosurgery - Software modules serving multiple clinical specialties

Scientific One Pager

Usability of Mixed Reality in Awake Craniotomy Planning

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Journal Article

Mixed Reality vs. Augmented Reality vs. Virtual Reality: Their Differences and Use in Healthcare

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Journal Article

3D Printing vs. Augmented Reality: Comparing the physical and virtual for surgical planning

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Follow the flow of data

Gain access to deeper insights with a combination of Mixed Reality Viewer software and dedicated viewing hardware

  1. Not yet commercially available in several countries. Please contact your sales representative.