SURGLASSES, a Taiwan-based medtech company, has implemented its augmented reality-based surgical navigation system in Thailand at two hospitals. The Caduceus S system is used for spine surgery, providing 3D visualization of internal anatomical structures. Approved in Taiwan, the United States, and Thailand, the system aids surgeons in performing procedures. JelloX Biotech, another Taiwanese company, is collaborating with Mayo Clinic to develop and validate their AI imaging solution for cancer diagnosis support. In South Korea, ezCaretech and AITRICS have partnered to integrate predictive AI into the EHR system, allowing for early interventions and improved decision-making. Their technology integration has been tested and verified.
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Thai hospitals leverage augmented reality in spine surgeries and more briefs
