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Longhurst says his team believes that the Apple Vision Pro "is going to be the standard of care in the next years to come, in operating rooms all over the world." https://apple.news/A1KNpx6kwRBWDB7WGnoC7Cw
Surgeons say Apple Vision Pro saves them pain and injury — AppleInsider

Apple Vision Pro is being praised by surgeons for its high resolution images and its ergonomics, which may even save them injuries that now lead to early retirement.

Oct 16, 2024 at 6:12pmIvory for iOS
Show threadNumeric CitizenOct 16, 2024
@asymco I wonder if Apple envisioned this when they created the AVP. Just like the Apple Watch, the health-related use cases can of popped up from the users, not from Apple.
Show threadAnton LeuskiOct 17, 2024
@numericcitizen @asymco it says in the article, a surgeon was using a prerelease version of AVP. I don’t see how this would happen without Apple thinking about it and going to the surgeon to market the device.
Show threadIan OllmannOct 17, 2024
@asymco
But is it autoclavable?