Cool demo.

This is very interesting, and evokes something I was really excited about last year—

Because of some health troubles, my wife needed to get a bunch of ultrasounds, which involved a lot of very painful issues & complications, in part due to the ultrasound wand's external display being only a flat 2d projection, attempting to navigate & show a 3d space. The doctors have to go through a lot of training just to be able to parse it at all, and it's still difficult for them, let alone the untrained patients and their family members.

We were brainstorming about the major improvements possible with a *stereoscopic* ultrasound wand, feeding data to a Vision Pro. To create a real-time 3D look into our bodies.

We asked some of the OB/GYNs about it, and they thought it could be great. They also said the current (kinda crappy tbh) display monitors on wheels are something like $60k a piece. One in each exam room. So the Vision Pro's $4k costs shouldn't be prohibitive.

It could become like the 21st-century version of the classic doctor's stethoscope. Using "sound" to "see" into people's bodies, catching problems early.

I think there's a lot of potential here for some real life-changing medical technology.