We frequently meet medical device manufacturers and software teams who say the same thing: “Our user experience is outdated.” Sometimes it feels like stepping back to the era of green-on-black screens and memorized command prompts. AR UI designers must deeply understand—and meet—this community’s exceptionally high expectations.

Patient List

As devices like Apple’s Vision Pro become more widespread and affordable, we’ll have new opportunities to reimagine home, work, meeting, and clinical environments. For clinicians, your patient roster and EHR can move with you, enabling more comprehensive, on-the-spot care.

Your Virtual Doctor's Office

Consider how laptops went from novelty to near-ubiquity, much like smartphones. AR app design will surge in the near future as laptops fade and goggles generate our entire workspace—wherever we are and however we choose to work that day.

3D Model Issue

Designing an AR app is a multi-layered process that demands deep understanding of navigation and UI across countless environments—and ensuring a consistently successful user experience in each.

Calendar

AR calendaring is likely to be the first feature adopted by medical providers. Reviewing your schedule or making quick changes will take just a few hand gestures—whether you’re in the car or out for a jog.

Chat

Creating an AR app is a multi-layered endeavor that requires a deep grasp of navigation and UI across diverse environments—and a strategy to deliver a consistently successful user experience in each.