| Title | : | Metaverse-Based Digital Twins |
|---|---|---|
| Author | : | Rishabha Malviya & Shivam Rajput |
| Release | : | 2025-04-29 |
| Kind | : | ebook |
| Genre | : | Industries & Professions, Books, Business & Personal Finance |
| Size | : | 5191184 |
| The book serves as an essential resource that examines the transformative potential of the metaverse and digital twin technology, highlighting their role in revolutionizing patient care. Metaverse-Based Digital Twins: Specialized Healthcare Applications is a comprehensive guide providing knowledge of the metaverse and digital twin concepts and their potential applications in several healthcare domains. The metaverse is an emerging technology that could facilitate the exploration of innovative approaches to patient care and foster their advancement. The novel metaverse-driven digital twin is a cutting-edge instrument for enhancing medical treatment. The Metaverse facilitates sophisticated and improved medical procedures through patient appointments and examinations using augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) technologies, avatar-based treatment of patients, and use in surgical clinics. This volume will provide an innovative and pioneering exploration of the most recent advancements in metaverse-based digital technology and its implications across multiple domains within the healthcare industry for students pursuing medicine and engineering and established professionals looking to innovate in these fields. Readers will find this book: Explores recent progress in healthcare administration using Metaverse-based digital twin technology that enables new discoveries in the healthcare industry; Introduces innovative technology that can effectively tackle the diverse challenges faced in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries; Offers a thorough account of current advancements in technology and their ethical and equitable application in the healthcare industry. Audience Computer scientists, engineers, research scholars, medical practitioners, students, and healthcare managers working with computer interfaces to improve patient care. |
