One image I note is the 3D organ rotating in the commencement of...

One image I note is the 3D organ rotating in the commencement of the video.

Thoughts go to an xTV partner that may have assisted - Blausen

http://blausen.com

With their wide suite of 3D medical images, coupled with xTV's inroads with 3D kiosks/cloud streaming, Blausen can certainly add extra value to xTV's offering and vice versa to further progress adding benefits for their clients.

The question follows that with full size rounders, what is the chance of a full body size 3D kiosk in the future containing Blausens 3D technology ? The future - Interactive 3D images ? Interactive 3D images in kiosks.

At any rate a 3D kiosk in the front foyer of a business specialising in a specific medical area with the capacity to show detailed 3D medical images related to that business to clients is a plus.

Also the old physical 3D props of organs and parts, charts and magazines can now take a back seat to a 3D kiosk that can progressively go through different stages / cycles of what a part or organ can look like in the present or over time, dissection, how a medical condition can progress in stages, what the different components of a medical procedure will entail in much more detail. Moving between organs / video procedures all in 3D.