Automatic Vertebrae Segmentation
Automatic CT-based vertebra detection, label review and patient-specific 3D model generation for downstream planning.
ARASSIS connects medical imaging, patient-specific 3D anatomy, spatial registration and intraoperative guidance in one mixed-reality workflow — designed around the operating room.
Bring the plan into the surgeon's field of view instead of pulling attention away from the patient.
ARASpine is developed around the way surgeons already work: imaging, anatomy, registration, planning and guidance.
ARASpine is an AR-enabled workflow for spine procedures that connects vertebra understanding, registration, intraoperative planning and insertion guidance in one streamlined spatial experience.
Four connected steps create a single clinical story: understand anatomy, register the patient, plan in situ, and follow the planned path.
Automatic CT-based vertebra detection, label review and patient-specific 3D model generation for downstream planning.
Point-less registration aligns the patient anatomy and CT data in a streamlined, level-by-level spatial workflow.
Plan screw entry point, trajectory, angle and length against real patient anatomy with multi-planar visual context.
Mixed-reality guidance for visual entry-point indication and real-time path feedback during the planned insertion workflow.
Behind ARASpine is a broader technology core developed across medical imaging, 3D reconstruction, registration, tracking and holographic visualization. The same foundation can support future cranial, endoscopic and other image-guided workflows.
Discuss a clinical program →The imagery below comes from real operating-room work with ARASSIS technology. It is intentionally the visual center of the site: the product belongs in the OR, not in a laboratory demo.
ARASSIS is a medical-technology brand focused on augmented-reality surgical navigation systems. We combine medical imaging, computer vision, 3D visualization and mixed reality to connect preoperative understanding with intraoperative spatial guidance.
Our direction is simple: make advanced anatomy and surgical planning easier to understand, easier to align with the patient, and easier to access when the surgeon needs it most.
For demonstrations, clinical collaboration, research programs or product discussions, contact the ARASSIS team.