XR Japan Corporation
We provide innovative solutions to enhance the efficiency and quality of the entire healthcare system.
Japan's healthcare system is facing three structural challenges that have a broad impact, ranging from patient care to the sustainability of medical institutions. By addressing these challenges, we aim to improve the quality of healthcare, eliminate healthcare disparities, and enhance hospital management. The EIR Medical VR Training Platform offers an innovative solution that simultaneously tackles these three challenges, enhancing the efficiency and quality of the entire healthcare field.
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Three Features (1) Inheritance of Master Physicians' Techniques: Procedural content supervised by top-class endoscopists in Japan. Allows for learning skilled techniques anytime and anywhere. (2) Practical VR Experience: Achieves a real-machine equivalent operating feel with a uniquely developed dedicated controller. Training with immersive experiences using patent-pending technology. (3) Objective Evaluation by AI: Quantitatively evaluates and analyzes techniques, proposing individually optimized learning plans. Visualizes progress and supports efficient acquisition. *Supports on-device AI, offering advantages in security, efficiency, and real-time capabilities compared to cloud (server) solutions. Additionally, it specializes in the integration of physical controllers with VR.
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The Tokyo Metropolitan Small and Medium Enterprise Support Center is a public-interest corporation founded in July 1966 with the goal of contributing to regional economic growth. It does so by promoting the growth and stability of small and medium-sized enterprises based in Tokyo, introducing these enterprises to subcontractors, and offering job placement, training, and development services. In the medical device industry entry support project, we assist small and medium-sized manufacturing enterprises in Tokyo to enter the medical device industry. Specifically, a dedicated medical-engineering collaboration coordinator will work alongside your company to provide matching support with medical device manufacturers (production and sales companies) and clinical institutions, thereby aiding in the development and commercialization of new medical devices.