Supporting Patient Safety & Setup Precision
Hindsyt is developing mixed reality guidance intended to support precise, patient-specific setup with the clinician firmly at the centre of care. The figures below are indicative and drawn from iterative testing and mixed reality workflow research — not yet clinically established.
Potential Safety Improvement
Indicative reduction in Near Miss Safety Incidents through clearer positioning (not yet clinically established)
Target Positioning Accuracy
Registration accuracy (±1.5mm) targeted in testing to support precise setup
Patient Comfort Goal
Designed to reduce reliance on permanent tattoos and invasive markers
Structured Validation
A staged clinical validation pathway is underway with research partners
Values shown are development-stage targets and indicative figures based on mixed reality (line-of-sight) workflow research and Hindsyt’s iterative testing. Clinical safety, effectiveness and performance have not yet been established through completed clinical studies.
Enhanced Clinical Workflow
CT Simulation
Capture patient anatomy with integrated 3D scanning
Improvement:
Aiming for up to ~75% faster than traditional methods (indicative)
Treatment Planning
Standard treatment planning with MR-enhanced visualization
Improvement:
Enhanced precision with 3D spatial context
Patient Setup
Holographic guidance for precise patient positioning
Improvement:
Aiming for up to ~50% reduction in setup time (indicative)
Treatment Delivery
Confident treatment delivery with verified positioning
Improvement:
Reduced verification imaging required
Clinical Advantages
Precise Treatment Delivery
Visualize anatomical structures and tumor targets directly overlaid on the patient
Enhanced Patient Experience
Eliminate traumatic marking procedures while maintaining clinical precision
Workflow Integration
Seamlessly integrate with existing clinical protocols and systems
Quality Assurance
Built-in quality controls and monitoring for consistent outcomes
Our Evidence & Validation Approach
Hindsyt draws on published mixed reality workflow research and is progressing through a structured validation pathway with clinical and research partners. Findings specific to Hindsyt are development-stage and not yet clinically established.