It is possible to capture live surgical procedures in the operating room as three-dimensional images using AI-powered real-time 2D-to-3D conversion technology, and project them onto large screens in conference rooms or lecture halls. This faithfully reproduces the delicate techniques of the surgeon and the depth of the surgical field, allowing physicians and students to observe the procedure in 3D with specialized
polaroid glasses.
Furthermore, the footage can be streamed over the internet to remote locations, enabling doctors and intern students who cannot be physically present to watch in real time and actively participate in discussions and conferences. This provides unprecedented realism and efficiency for medical education, research, and international knowledge sharing.