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Tokyo University of Science completes bladder cancer assisted surgery using XREAL One Pro AR glasses

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Tokyo University of Science successfully completed a bladder cancer surgery assisted by XREAL One Pro AR glasses; the patient was a man in his 50s, and postoperative progress was smooth. The system was jointly developed by the university's Department of Renal Urology and the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering team, superimposing endoscopic images within the doctor's field of view and connecting to Sony's NUCLeUS platform to centrally manage operating room video signals. Other participants can wear xbx a01+ to view information synchronously.

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Science Tokyo (Tokyo University of Science) recently announced a clinical result: the institution has successfully completed a case of AR glasses-assisted bladder cancer surgery. The surgery was performed on September 28, 2026, on a man in his 50s receiving conservative bladder treatment; the operation was carried out after chemoradiotherapy and proceeded smoothly throughout.

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The system also integrates several supporting technologies. With an adaptation solution developed by Thruster, the display effect of endoscopic images can be automatically adjusted according to the operator's standing position; it connects to Sony's medical imaging platform NUCLeUS to centrally manage multiple video signals in the operating room, supporting both wired and wireless transmission modes.

In addition to the XREAL One Pro used by the lead surgeon, other surgical participants can wear the lighter xbx a01+ model to view information synchronously, improving surgical safety and operational precision through multi-role information collaboration.

It is understood that this research is funded by the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST) Strategic Basic Research Programs (CREST), corresponding to the research topic "Realizing Medical Augmented Reality Glasses Using Metamaterial Technology," with a project period from 2024 to 2029.

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