What the demo shows
Vuzix smart glasses used by doctors, surgeons, paramedics and caregivers. The glasses combine AI, AR and object recognition to give real-time visual and audio support, while full voice control handles dictation and data entry, so clinicians keep their hands free and their attention on the patient.
Who it is for
Hospitals, telemedicine providers, rural and elderly care services, emergency services and medical training teams.
How it works
- Hands-free access to medical records, test results, X-rays, patient history, medication and vital signs
- See-what-I-see video, so remote colleagues view exactly what the wearer sees
- Hands-free examination of symptoms, including remote examinations with AR overlays
- Instant updates to medical records, with patient data kept confidential and compliant
- Less paperwork and fewer reports, so doctors can see more patients in a day
Where it is used
Rural and elderly care
Caregivers hold video consultations with remote doctors and access diagnostic information. Full HD live streaming, brightness adjustment and zoom let remote professionals take part in procedures in real time. Paramedics can share live patient views with experts, saving travel and delay.
The operating room
Surgeons see 3D images and critical data in their field of view, controlled by voice, which helps reduce errors. Fewer extra screens help keep the environment sterile. The glasses can track objects in space, so overlays show what lies beneath the skin, help configure sensitive equipment and show the next step in complex procedures.
Training and patient education
The built-in 4K autofocus camera lets learners watch surgery live in high definition from the surgeon’s point of view, and remote experts can mentor during telesurgery. Interactive 3D anatomy and simulations add to traditional training, and interactive resources help patients understand their care.
Talk to our team to see Vuzix glasses in a healthcare setting.
Frequently asked questions
How are Vuzix smart glasses used in healthcare?
Vuzix smart glasses are used by doctors, surgeons, paramedics and caregivers to see medical records and scans hands-free and to stream what they see to remote specialists. The glasses combine AI, AR and object recognition for real-time visual and audio support, while full voice control handles dictation and data entry, so clinicians keep their attention on the patient.
How do Vuzix smart glasses support telemedicine in rural and elderly care?
In rural and elderly care, Vuzix smart glasses let caregivers hold video consultations with remote doctors and access diagnostic information. Full HD live streaming, brightness adjustment and zoom let remote professionals take part in procedures in real time. Paramedics can also share live patient views with experts, which saves travel and delay.
How can surgeons use Vuzix smart glasses in the operating room?
Surgeons can use Vuzix smart glasses to see 3D images and critical data in their field of view, controlled by voice, which helps reduce errors. Fewer extra screens help keep the operating room sterile. Because the glasses can track objects in space, overlays can show what lies beneath the skin, help configure sensitive equipment and show the next step in complex procedures.
Can Vuzix smart glasses be used for surgical training?
Vuzix smart glasses can be used for surgical training. The built-in 4K autofocus camera lets learners watch surgery live in high definition from the surgeon's point of view, and remote experts can mentor during telesurgery. Interactive 3D anatomy and simulations add to traditional training, and interactive resources help patients understand their care.
What does see-what-I-see video mean on Vuzix smart glasses?
See-what-I-see video on Vuzix smart glasses means remote colleagues view exactly what the wearer sees, in real time. In healthcare, this lets a caregiver or paramedic share a live patient view with a distant specialist, and it supports remote examinations with AR overlays. Healthcare organisations can talk to the Metaverse911 team to see Vuzix glasses in a healthcare setting.
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