What is a Mammography Machine?
A mammography machine is a specialized medical imaging device used for performing mammograms, which are X-ray examinations of the breasts. Mammography is an essential tool in the early detection and diagnosis of breast cancer. The machine is designed to produce high-quality images of the breast tissue, allowing radiologists and healthcare professionals to detect abnormalities, such as lumps or calcifications, that may indicate the presence of breast cancer or other breast conditions.
In modern healthcare, Extended Reality (XR) technology is transforming the way medical facilities approach patient care. Using XR, experts can assess ergonomics and design comforting therapeutic medical rooms.
In a video titled "Ergonomic Studies on 5%, 50%, and 95% Women Models," virtual models representing diverse body types help identify optimal ergonomic configurations for medical equipment and furniture, ensuring individualized patient comfort and more accurate data collection during treatments.
We utilize XR 360 simulations in the video "Medical Designed Room to be More Soothing, Therapeutic, and Relaxing for Patients" to experiment with lighting, color schemes, and design elements, resulting in tranquil environments that promote healing and higher quality of data from relaxed patients.
XR technology also benefits healthcare staff through "Educational/VR Training Demo" videos, providing realistic simulations that enhance skills and perspectives, influencing the design of patient-centric therapeutic medical rooms.
In conclusion, XR technology's applications in evaluating ergonomics and crafting comforting therapeutic medical rooms underscore its potential to revolutionize patient care, emphasizing comfort and well-being in healthcare settings.
This project was accomplished with Unity 3D, utilizing baked lighting and UV mapping from 3D Studio Max and Octane Render. The modeling process involved a combination of Autodesk Inventor and 3D Studio Max.
