Medical Imaging XR Hack 2.0 + Redeem Codes
The DICOM Viewer for mobile AR
Developer: Medicalholodeck
Category: Medical
Price: Free
Version: 2.0
ID: com.medicalholodeck.dicomviewerar
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Description
Load medical images in DICOM format to your mobile device and study the data in 3D Augmented Reality. Filter, edit and discuss medical cases in AR. The app is developed for medical professionals, medical education, and patients.
Using your own medical data is safe and easy. Upload medical images on medicalholodeck.com/upload and simply scan the provided QR code with the app. Before the upload, all data is automatically anonymized on your computer. No sensitive medical patient’s data is uploaded.
Studying medical images in Augmented Reality helps to understand a medical situation better. Use tissue filters and easily change the displayed colors and transparencies. The mobile device works as a cutter: walk around the dataset and discover the medical data from your individual perspective.
Medical Imaging XR for mobile is free to use.
Our Privacy Policy:
https://medicalholodeck.com/terms/privacy-policy/index.html
Our Terms and Conditions:
https://medicalholodeck.com/terms/terms-conditions/index.html
Using your own medical data is safe and easy. Upload medical images on medicalholodeck.com/upload and simply scan the provided QR code with the app. Before the upload, all data is automatically anonymized on your computer. No sensitive medical patient’s data is uploaded.
Studying medical images in Augmented Reality helps to understand a medical situation better. Use tissue filters and easily change the displayed colors and transparencies. The mobile device works as a cutter: walk around the dataset and discover the medical data from your individual perspective.
Medical Imaging XR for mobile is free to use.
Our Privacy Policy:
https://medicalholodeck.com/terms/privacy-policy/index.html
Our Terms and Conditions:
https://medicalholodeck.com/terms/terms-conditions/index.html
Version history
2.0
2020-07-16
In this version, we have completely revamped the market-leading experience for viewing medical imaging data in AR.
1.4
2020-04-22
This version makes uploading custom data FREE for everyone. Some minor issues were fixed as well.
1.3
2020-01-22
This version fixes some minor issues.
1.2
2019-12-03
This version contains minor bug fixes.
1.1
2019-11-03
This version contains minor bug fixes, support for many more DICOM formats and we've added a 1 month free trial – enjoy Medicalholodeck's DICOM Viewer AR+ for free!
1.0
2019-10-30
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Ratings
4.1 out of 5
8 Ratings
Reviews
Wm.,
Great Idea, Unintuitive Implementation
The concept of 3-D AR modeling of medical imaging is great. The realty (augmented) of 3-D AR modeling presented by this app is not.
The imagery from DICOM presents a challenge in that it is a relatively obscure monolithic format which tried to boil the medical industry ocean for all uses of imagery, video, annotation and even network transfer. This app does a decent job of bringing DICOM into a format that can be displayed on a mobile device (standard video card), but that’s where it stops.
The controls and features are granular and provide nearly zero automated assistance in adjusting image filtering. Contrast to the iOS camera app’s implementation of filtering and this app reminds you of the 1980 early edition of photoshop.
The interface controls and conventions look more like a radiology workstation than an iOS mobile app. This app breaks with the scientifically developed basic Human Interface constructs developed by Apple (pioneered) and instead does just about everything “different” with a “Doctor Interface” design instead.
With an overhaul of the interface and the the operational functionality, this app could be decent. As it is, it is cumbersome, unintuitive, and unappealing.
One star because it didn’t crash, one star because it rendered the relatively obscure and poorly designed DICOM file format to the screen, and one star for concept.
The imagery from DICOM presents a challenge in that it is a relatively obscure monolithic format which tried to boil the medical industry ocean for all uses of imagery, video, annotation and even network transfer. This app does a decent job of bringing DICOM into a format that can be displayed on a mobile device (standard video card), but that’s where it stops.
The controls and features are granular and provide nearly zero automated assistance in adjusting image filtering. Contrast to the iOS camera app’s implementation of filtering and this app reminds you of the 1980 early edition of photoshop.
The interface controls and conventions look more like a radiology workstation than an iOS mobile app. This app breaks with the scientifically developed basic Human Interface constructs developed by Apple (pioneered) and instead does just about everything “different” with a “Doctor Interface” design instead.
With an overhaul of the interface and the the operational functionality, this app could be decent. As it is, it is cumbersome, unintuitive, and unappealing.
One star because it didn’t crash, one star because it rendered the relatively obscure and poorly designed DICOM file format to the screen, and one star for concept.
