ZenaTech is extending its AI software Orsa+, used for remote assistance in industrial field service, to healthcare education by integrating it with its Stacklens smart glasses. This combination aims to provide hands-free AI support and remote expert guidance from the learner's perspective, enhancing training in clinical simulation, nursing, and medical equipment maintenance. The Stacklens glasses are currently in prototype testing, with customer pilots expected in 2027, and ZenaTech plans to pursue medical device certification. This move leverages existing industrial use of Orsa+ and aims to broaden its application into healthcare teaching, potentially improving training efficiency and service quality.
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