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PicoLinker Device Assisting Surgeons May Replace Traditional Support Monitors

Pilot Study on PicoLinker Device Improves Spinal Surgery Efficiency

Medicine & Technology Oct 13, 2020

The PicoLinker device can be easily attached to eyeglasses which displays a real-time monitor in front of a surgeon's eyes. The small device may someday replace traditional support monitors in operating rooms as it improves surgical efficiency.

University of Utah's 'Smart Glasses' Auto Focuses What You're Looking At

Feb 01, 2017

Are you thinking of replacing your current specs? The researchers from the University of Utah's College of Engineering just made a breakthrough that can solve your eyesight problems soon.

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Pilot Study on PicoLinker Device Improves Spinal Surgery Efficiency

University of Utah's 'Smart Glasses' Auto Focuses What You're Looking At

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