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Where Should We Cut? Surgical Intuition Meets AI-Guided AR Navigation
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The surgical decision - where to place the incision - rested for decades on the surgeon's training, experience and spatial judgement. Augmented reality and image-guided navigation can now project information derived from imaging onto exactly where the surgeon is looking: the operating field. Drawing on the practice of robot-assisted thoracic surgery, the talk shows what this adds to the decision, where the system is more precise than the human, and where intuition remains indispensable. In the end the question is one of accountability: at what point in the operating theatre does the surgeon override the system's suggestion - and on what grounds.
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Innovation Hall Museum of Ethnography