Explore the model.
Examine structures and spatial relationships from different points of view.
Artiness
Anatomical models in real space, to examine and discuss together. Mixed reality for pre-procedural planning in cardiovascular care.

Working on a clinical case involves interpreting structures and spatial relationships. A three-dimensional representation offers another way to explore a model and share a point of view.
The Artiness project brings patient-specific anatomical models into a mixed reality experience. Doctors and surgeons can examine them in space and join shared sessions for case discussion and pre-procedural simulation.


Examine structures and spatial relationships from different points of view.
Bring professionals around the same model to discuss a clinical case.
Support pre-procedural analysis with an interactive environment for visualisation and simulation.
Holographic models can be observed alongside the surrounding environment. Interaction goes beyond a screen: the model’s position and the viewer’s perspective become part of the experience.
The project focuses on readable content, collaboration between users and the integration of mixed reality into a clinical context. At its centre are the professionals who need to explore and discuss the model.

Artiness shows how mixed reality can give complex information a shared form. A practical application of 3D visualisation: people, models and discussion in the same space.
Let’s explore how models and content can support people within their working context.