Effectomy: AR Medical Education

My name is Christopher Salnave, and I have developed an augmented reality (AR) healthcare software application designed to serve as a training and educational tool for students, interns, and professionals in the healthcare field.

Effectomy: AR Medical Education is an innovative software that enables users to visualize the therapeutic effects and side effects of medications projected onto a three-dimensional AR image of the human body. The software's user-friendly interface offers a variety of features.

Users can start with a 3D image of the human anatomy, with options to choose between male, female, or pregnant models. The application allows the addition of multiple anatomical layers, including the Central Nervous System (CNS), musculoskeletal system, respiratory system, and more. Users can fade specific anatomical structures or zoom in and out for detailed views.

A search engine allows users to type in medication names. Upon selection, an image and comprehensive information about the medication are displayed. Information includes FDA-approved indications, adverse drug reactions, side effects, and effects on various biomarkers such as electrolytes, liver enzymes, glucose levels, hemoglobin, platelets, CBC, hematocrit, INR (for anticoagulants like warfarin), vitals, and body temperature. Relevant lab diagrams are used to display this information.

Clicking on a medication indication shows the condition it treats on the 3D model. For example, selecting ibuprofen and its indication for treating pain and inflammation will display a swollen red region on joints to represent inflammation. A second click will show the effect of treatment, such as the redness and swelling fading. Clicking on a side effect or adverse reaction will display it on the model. For instance, selecting ibuprofen's side effect of heartburn will show a red/orange color along the esophagus lining to indicate irritation. The interface includes a hyperlink to access the prescribing information for the medication.

The design for Effectomy: AR Medical Education is fully laid out for developers, and the business branding is complete. The software design is copyrighted.

I am currently seeking investors to provide funding for augmented reality software developers who can bring this application to life. Your investment will enable us to develop this groundbreaking tool, advancing medical education and training.