Computerworld March 11, 2024
Jonny Evans

Up to 75% of US healthcare professionals are open to exploring the use of Vision Pro devices at work, survey claims.

Healthcare is a huge opportunity for Apple’s Vision Pro, with up to three-quarters of US healthcare professionals open to exploring how to use the devices at work, a Tebra survey indicates.

The survey of of 130 healthcare professionals and 1,003 Americans seems well-timed. We’ve seen a cavalcade of health-related applications for visionOS appear since the device first arrived last month. It’s already widely understood that spatial computing will usher in transformative change across a multitude of industries — and healthcare seems ripe for that kind of disruption.

Why will healthcare get spatial?

Why is that? In the most basic...

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Topics: Metaverse/VR, Provider, Survey / Study, Technology, Trends
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