Use Cases

Aeromedical Training in Mixed Reality

Mixed reality (MR) is redefining aeromedical skills training with Varjo’s ultra-high-resolution headsets. Medical teams now practice delicate procedures using real equipment within immersive virtual environments and without needing physical aircraft access.

Challenge

Typical aeromedical training is hindered by limited access to aircraft, high logistical costs, and scheduling constraints for both trainees and instructors. These barriers make it difficult to practice critical skills like fine motor procedures or emergency response in realistic scenarios.

Solution

Leveraging Varjo’s MR technology, learners operate on manikins and real medical gear while fully immersed in virtual training settings. This creates a seamless blend of physical interaction and high-fidelity simulation, even allowing on-the-fly scenario adjustments by instructors.

Benefits and Impact

• Hands-on realism: Practice tactile procedures using actual tools on manikins in immersive virtual environments.
• Simplified logistics: No need for aircraft, reducing location and scheduling barriers.
• Highly adaptable: Scenarios can be changed in real time to match evolving training needs or objectives.
• Anytime, anywhere: Flexible access boosts training frequency and reach.
• High-fidelity immersion: Visual clarity and interaction quality support clear recognition of small objects, aiding precision and skill development.