Medical and Surgical Education Advances Through the Use of AR Smart Glasses

Vuzix Corporation, a leading supplier of Smart Glasses and Augmented Reality (AR) technology and products, announced it has partnered with the Children of War Foundation (COWF) to further the access to medical and surgical education through the use of Vuzix M400 Smart Glasses to connect healthcare professionals and surgeons serving disadvantaged populations in coordination with United States-based academic hospital institutions.

Today and in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, much of the Children of War Foundation’s ability to physically mobilize medical teams has slowed down due to travel restrictions. However, with the use of advanced smart glass technology and connectivity, they are expanding their reach more than ever before, connecting team members to its network anytime, anywhere, thanks to Vuzix M400 Smart Glasses.  This is being done in partnership with several organizations and implementors, including Vuzix Corporation, Novick Cardiac Alliance, Bernard Mevs Hospital Haiti, Ohana One, and multiple teaching hospitals within and outside the U.S. to deliver access to remote medical and surgical education.

The Children of War Foundation is connecting their network of healthcare professionals across the United States to healthcare professionals and surgeons in disadvantaged areas around the globe with Vuzix M400 Smart Glasses to train and mentor remotely. Over the last ten years, the foundation has improved clinical capabilities at multiple hospitals and healthcare facilities by developing programs to connect mentor healthcare professionals and experts with mentees in underserved regions, supporting programs in the areas of pediatric surgery, neonatal health, surgical innovation and mental health.

“Children of War is excited to partner with Vuzix as our smart glasses supplier to assist our organization to carry out our mission of delivering transformational medical and surgical education through the use of Vuzix smart glasses technology. We can now provide support more quickly and be in places that COVID is preventing access, all at a fraction of the cost,” said Amel Najjar, Founder of Children of War.

“We are very pleased to support Children of War Foundation’s mission and their network of healthcare professionals to deliver medical and surgical education through the use of Vuzix Smart Glasses.  To bring this kind of help to the world where and when it is needed is something Vuzix is proud to support,” said Paul Travers, President and CEO of Vuzix.

About Children of War Foundation

Children of War Foundation was established in 2010 initially to help save one child’s life, that child Was 9-year-old Hashim From Baghdad. Children of War Foundation’s mission is to deliver access to transformational healthcare, medical education and infrastructure needs to children and health care professionals effected by war, natural disaster, climate change, poverty, isolation and migration challenges. consumer and enterprise markets. Children of War Foundation has directly impacted over 13,000 lives in partnership with implementing sustainable development goals, partners, affiliates and team members. For more information, visit Children of War Foundation websiteLinkedIn and Facebook pages.

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