Learn to be a better doctor, with
‍Mixed Reality

Srujanesh Gunda is an adept innovator with a biochemistry and economics background from Rutgers University, enriching his VR developments with a solid scientific and economic foundation. His active roles in projects like the Merck Vaccine Hesitancy Project, Stanford XR, and  showcase his ability to bridge technology with practical healthcare solutions. Gunda's leadership in RWJMS Entrepreneurship and his experience in interdisciplinary applications position him as a credible figure in the VR medical education space.

Mixed reality offers a unique blend of the real and virtual worlds, creating new environments where physical and digital objects coexist and interact in real-time. In medical training, this means that practitioners can visualize and interact with 3D holographic models overlaid on actual patients or mannequins, providing a level of detail and interactivity that traditional methods cannot match. This immersive approach enhances the understanding of human anatomy and the spatial relationships between organs, leading to better preparation for surgeries and patient care.

Our platform integrates cognitive science with VR to tailor educational content, setting us apart with a pedagogically robust approach to medical training. The success at events like the Rutgers Health Hack and StanfordXR Immerse the Bay Hackathon reflects our commitment to real-world problem-solving and continuous innovation in medical education. This unique blend of academic excellence and practical application ensures our VR solutions are not only immersive but also aligned with the latest in educational strategy and patient care.