As the Metaverse vision reminds the whole world of the potential of virtual reality, new methods are being developed every day that will enter our lives in this future. If the last of these Led by Hacettepe University It has been developed as part of the project of the international consortium.

The project called “European School of Modern Technology (EuroSOMT)” was carried out by Hacettepe University Department of Urology Lecturer Prof. dr. Within the framework of the ERASMUS Plus Higher Education Program, of which Emre Huri is the director, Developed with a budget of 300 thousand euros† The product created under the project aims to provide medical training, pilot operations and the diagnosis of critically ill patients. to the virtual reality world wore it.

Trial surgeries can be done online:

The project, which was started with the aim of increasing the success of new techniques in surgery and the success of surgery in high-risk operations, brought together engineers and scientists to establish a modern technology school. At the end of the 1.5 year period under the project A simulator produced locally in Turkey had been developed.

In the simulator, the human body, organs and veins were transferred to the virtual environment in accordance with reality. Thanks to this technology, virtual reality glasses are used for simulations. that surgeons are ready for surgery and that the risk of complications and length of stay can be reduced. specified.

In addition, the team developed the models they developed. Real human body measurements with 3D printers produced. This created an alternative to the laborious supply of cadavers. Prof. Dr. Emre Huri stated in his statement that technology has caused the reverse brain drain in medicine and that the company that makes simulations in the world wanted 3D models that they developed by contacting them. Huri also stated that they plan to expand their training in the international arena.

The project involves scientists from Hacettepe University, University of Leuven (Belgium), University of Perugia (Italy), Chosun University (South Korea) and International Continence Association (England).