A study published in the International Journal of Computer-Assisted Radiology and Surgery has outlined the use case of digital twins in medical planning scenarios, finding that twins can improve medical room spatial planning.
Due to the increasing complexity of medical rooms, such as operating facilities, there is a need for increased efficiency and improved cost reduction. Researchers simulated medical environments using digital twins and had students plan medical situations virtually.
The study found that digital twins can effectively plan and simulate medical environments and objects. After analysis, researchers found that users have greater perceived utility and can interact with these environments without technical knowledge, making twins advantageous in planning medical environments.
Conclusively, this study highlights the benefits of using digital twins in medical settings, showcasing the innovative use cases twins can have within healthcare. For more information on digital twin use cases, check out our intelligence platform for the latest insights.
