Step into the operating room and experience a robot-assisted gallbladder removal (Cholecystectomy) in extended reality (XR).

Robotic Readiness is a hands-on demo simulation of a real procedure modelled on robotic-assisted surgery.

You do more than watch: you prepare the patient, get the robotic system ready, and then take a seat at the surgeon's console to perform key steps of the operation yourself.

For education and training only. Robotic Readiness is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or clinical certification.

WHAT YOU WILL DO

Part 1: Get ready for surgery

• Prepare the patient for the operation.
• Set up the robotic system so it is ready to use.

Part 2: Operate from the surgeon's console. Sit at the console and control the robotic instruments to complete key steps of the gallbladder removal:

• Clear the tissue around the cystic duct and cystic artery. These are the small tube and blood vessel connected to the gallbladder.
• Surgical clips are placed on the upper and lower sides of the duct and the artery.
• Cut the duct and artery between the clips.

WHAT IS A ROBOTIC-ASSISTED SURGERY?

In robotic-assisted surgery, the surgeon sits at the console, and controls thin robotic instruments through very small cuts in the body. The console provides a clear, magnified 3D view of the inside of the body. This app lets you see and try that way of working, while showing how much preparation goes into it before the operation starts.

WHO IS IT FOR?

• Medical and nursing students who want to learn the flow of a robotic operation.
• Nurses, residents, and surgeons who want to review the setup and the main steps.
• Hospitals and universities looking for new ways to teach.
• Anyone curious about how modern surgery works.

You do not need a medical background. Each part of the experience is presented in a simple, step-by-step way.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

• Requires XREAL AURA device.
• Hand tracking for interaction.
• You'll be completely immersed in a new environment, so find a clear, safe space before you start.

Developed by ORamaVR, creators of extended reality (XR) medical training experiences, built with ORamaVR Creator.