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HoloCare surgical hologram technology: Made in Norway
- Published 21 November 2025; updated 25 March 2026; estimated reading time 2 minutes. HoloCare’s AI-assisted platform converts medical images into interactive 3D holograms at hospitals. The page says surgeons can use these visualisations to examine anatomy and plan complex operations, supporting shared understanding within surgical teams. These are product descriptions and intended benefits, not clinical outcome evidence.
- The article says Norway’s healthcare system and digital infrastructure support HoloCare’s development. CEO Alison Sundset describes the Made in Norway label as a signal of quality, user-centred design and innovation, and as a way to reinforce the origin of software used in critical healthcare settings.
- The page characterises surgical holographic visualisation as an early-stage market, with competition from AR/VR startups and established companies. It says clinical viability and regulatory approval are complex; Sundset identifies specialist hospitals as the primary customers and notes HoloCare as an early Nordic firm to obtain MDR CE approval (as reported by the article). The company plans to use the label as it develops its platform and enters new markets.
- Contact: Alison Sundset, CEO, LinkedIn profile linked; no email shown. Related industry: Health and life science. The page is part of Made in Norway.