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✨ Scan a wound with an iPhone. Thirty seconds later, a specialist walks around it in 3D on an Apple Vision Pro, from anywhere. Stijn…
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✨ Scan a wound with an iPhone. Thirty seconds later, a specialist walks around it in 3D on an Apple Vision Pro, from anywhere.
Stijn Spanhove and Bram De Coninck built the whole pipeline for AZ Maria Middelares in two months. They wrote up how it works: capture, cloud, Gaussian splats, and the one thing we couldn't crack.
🥽 It's the first in our new "In Deep" series, where we take you deep into the details.
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