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HoloMedicine® Robotics

Robotic-surgery training and tele-mentoring in true 3D.

Stream a surgeon's stereoscopic robotic view straight to XREAL Aura and XREAL 1S glasses or a smartphone, developed together with Mayo Clinic. Learners see the console perspective in real 3D, with no second console required.

Available on XREAL Aura, XREAL 1S, iPhone & Android

HoloMedicine Robotics
What it does

Built for robotic-surgery training.

Real-time 3D streaming

The surgeon's stereoscopic view reaches every learner's headset, with no extra training console.

Train across locations

Connect multiple teams and institutions for collaborative, accessible training.

Data beside the video

Show DICOM, PDFs and 3D models next to the robotic feed for deeper understanding.

Live mentorship

Senior surgeons advise and give feedback in real time, remotely.

Immersive OR view

Learners get true depth and spatial awareness from the surgeon's perspective.

HoloMedicine® suite

Captures 4K / 1080p from da Vinci robots and streams at low latency, local or remote.

FAQ

HoloMedicine® Robotics: common questions.

What is HoloMedicine® Robotics?

Robotic-surgery training and proctoring in true 3D. The surgeon's stereoscopic console view streams live to learners, locally or across locations. Developed together with Mayo Clinic.

Which devices does it run on?

XREAL Aura, XREAL 1S, and iPhone and Android phones.

Which surgical robots does it work with?

The HoloMedicine® suite captures 4K or 1080p video from da Vinci surgical systems. Other robotic systems are possible on request.

Do learners need a second robot console?

No. Every learner sees the console perspective on their own device, with no extra training console.

Does it control the robot?

No. HoloMedicine® Robotics is for proctoring and teaching. It never controls surgical instruments.

Does it work across hospitals and countries?

Yes. A study by Universiti Malaya, published in the Journal of Robotic Surgery (2026), streamed a 40-minute robotic surgery live in 3D to XR headsets across 7 countries at 22 ms latency, using the apoQlar HoloMedicine® suite.

How do I get started?

Get your HoloMedicine® ID at holomedicine.health.

See HoloMedicine® Robotics in your workflow.

Book a live walkthrough with our team, or get your HoloMedicine® ID to start.