Augmedics Hits 10,000 AR Spine Surgeries — Milestone Case Performed at UConn Health

• AR-powered xvision system used in 10,000+ spine surgeries since 2022, with clinical expansion driven by UConn Health.
• Launch of CT-Fluoro tech expands access to less invasive, more intuitive surgical navigation.

Augmedics has reached a major milestone with the completion of its 10,000th augmented reality spine surgery using the xvision Spine System — a landmark case performed at UConn Health by Dr. Isaac Moss, Chair of Orthopedic Surgery.

UConn Health began using the AR surgical navigation system in May 2022, becoming the first medical center in central Connecticut to offer the technology. Today, six surgeons across its orthopedic and neurosurgery departments use xvision regularly, making it one of the largest AR surgery programs in the U.S.

xvision overlays 3D anatomical guidance onto a surgeon’s real-time field of view, enhancing precision without disrupting workflow. The latest milestone comes alongside the launch of CT-Fluoro registration — a new integration that simplifies setup and further lowers the barrier to adoption.

The AR system’s ease of use has enabled more complex procedures to be performed with less mental fatigue and lower radiation exposure. Beyond clinical value, the program has also bolstered UConn Health’s national reputation for innovation in academic medicine.

🌀 Remix Reality Take:
10,000 cases isn’t hype — it’s validation. Augmedics is proving that AR in the OR is more than a demo: it’s scalable, adaptable, and now becoming a cornerstone of surgical precision and clinical branding.

Source: UConn Today