Apple Vision Pro head display is expected to assist surgery and provide key information for doctors.

CTOnews.com, June 19 (Xinhua)-- Apple's first mixed reality Vision Pro will go on sale on Apple's website and Apple Store retail stores in the United States early next year, and later in more countries and regions, starting at $3499 (CTOnews.com Note: currently about 24948 yuan). The head may not only improve work efficiency, but also save lives. A surgeon believes that the device can bring "superpowers" to doctors.

Dr. Dr. Rafael Grossmann is a general surgeon engaged in robotic surgery and the first person to use Google Glass to broadcast surgery. He told WMTV8 that Apple's Vision Pro can provide important data during surgery to help doctors make timely decisions.

"in the operating room, you can collect data that will help you synchronize your surgery by mixing reality," Dr. Grossman explained. The technology "allows you to bring the computer to your eyes instead of looking back at the computer." Using spatial computing, the display screen can appear anywhere in the room.

In addition to surgery, Dr. Grossman believes that Apple's headsets can be used in other ways, such as strengthening the connection between doctors and patients.

Whether Apple's Vision Pro can provide key information for surgeons during surgery will be verified after the official launch.