PrecisionOS, an Award-Winning Simulation Company, Releases the First Fully Interactive Robotics Platform in VR

PrecisionOS, the creators of the medical-grade virtual reality (VR) learning platform, has unveiled the official release of the world's first fully interactive robotics platform in VR. PrecisionOS virtual reality surgery training, when combined with the Oculus Quest portable headset, provides a fast and economical way to prepare a complete surgical team in robotics.

According to a report, "Not only is traditional robotics training a complex and costly endeavor," says PrecisionOS Founder, CEO and Orthopedic Surgeon Danny Goel, M.D, "but published research has demonstrated that onboarding and training times are a substantial barrier to robotics adoption with learning curves reaching up to 35 cases. This equates to months of onboarding, which depending on your volume of surgical cases, may have direct implications for patient care."

PrecisionOS has replicated a responsive and immersive robotics experience, with the robot, arranging and adjustment using active cameras, actual software interfaces, and a virtual patient for the most in-depth and interactive robotic training environment accessible in virtual reality.

Furthermore, using PrecisionOS's groundbreaking virtual reality medical simulation, all OR staff can be trained on robotics technology at the very same time, reducing on-the-job learning scenarios that could compromise care for patients.

The report also says, "In the event, if a surgeon is at another location, they can access and collaborate together in the same virtual operating room anywhere in the world via an Oculus Quest. "Providing access to high-quality education is our mandate at PrecisionOS," stated Dr. Goel. "We are proud to address a significant need in the robotics industry while connecting educators to learners in a convenient and cost-effective way."