eXeX is building software to deploy the world's most futuristic tech into the surgery room. The goal: keep doctors organized.
This story is part of our Chief Innovation Officer Forecast series with Quartz, a business report from the front lines of the future. Earlier this month, a British hospital made headlines with the first surgery ever carried out with the assistance of an Apple Vision Pro, a $3,500 mixed reality headset. The nurses wearing Apple’s fancy goggles in the operating room were running software built by a company called eXeX.
So, for example, our software can provide a reference guide in a holographic forward for what stage we’re at. Surgery runs downhill if you know what’s coming, but if you don’t know what the sequence is as a team, it’s inherently disorganized. We’re working on the fine details, but this is the stuff that increases anxiety, and stress, and a lack of orientation. Gizmodo: That’s not what you think of when you think about cutting-edge healthcare technology.
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