On September 23, Zamora became, for a day, the epicenter of health innovation with the National Forum “Healthy Innovation: Science, Technology, and People”, organized by CARTIF together with ITCL at the Teatro Ramos Carrión.
In this context, ARSOFT participated actively, and the outcome could not have been better. The reception generated by LAIA XR, and especially by our proposals for active aging, reinforces our commitment to technology serving social wellbeing.
A strategic forum with high institutional visibility
The forum had clear objectives: to connect stakeholders in the healthcare innovation ecosystem, promote digitalization in social and health services, and focus on active aging.
Isabel Blanco, Vice President of the Junta de Castilla y León, made it clear during the inauguration: health innovation cannot be technology for technology’s sake. It must genuinely improve people’s lives and do so sustainably for businesses. It’s not just about creating beautiful things—it’s about creating useful solutions.
The format combined keynote speeches and panel discussions with an exhibition area, as well as a space for companies and emerging projects to pitch their solutions. Our colleague Óscar Alonso Plaza participated in the digitalization and healthcare research session, explaining the advantages of immersive technologies applied to health. It was a great opportunity to showcase what Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, and Mixed Reality can achieve today.
LAIA XR: a star on the digital health stage
Our solution LAIA XR did not go unnoticed. It immediately drew attention due to the significant value it offers:
- Immersive medical image visualization: LAIA XR enables working with three-dimensional reconstructions from CT scans or MRIs, integrating immersive technologies and artificial intelligence to facilitate anatomical analysis.
- Support for planning and training: attending specialists were able to explore use cases and see how the platform can serve for diagnosis, medical training, and surgical planning.
Active aging: a social commitment with the ARSOFT seal
If LAIA XR generated interest, our active aging proposals were equally compelling. In a demographic context where population aging is one of the main challenges, our initiatives raised high expectations.
In this regard, ARSOFT received very positive feedback on how our solutions could integrate with healthcare networks, social services, or third-sector organizations, fostering inclusive and scalable models.
In short, the National Health and Wellbeing Forum in Zamora served as a high-level stage for ARSOFT to showcase its commitment to innovation. The positive reception of LAIA XR and our active aging solutions confirmed that the market values the convergence of technology and wellbeing.
At ARSOFT, we are convinced that health innovation must translate into real wellbeing for people. If you want to discover how our extended reality solutions for health and active aging can benefit your organization, contact us to request a personalized demonstration of LAIA XR.
