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Innovative 3D Telemedicine to Help Keep Astronauts Healthy

As Aexa’s CEO, I’m very proud to share this article published on NASA’s website. We are the first to perform the first off-planet Holographic teleportation in human history. Next week we’ll be the first to perform the first off-planet two-way Holoporatation in human history. Our portable technology has unlimited medical and engineering applications, among other industries. Next quarter we’ll make our technology public, so anyone can use Holographic teleportation as a new way to communicate. Enjoy this article:

https://www.nasa.gov/feature/innovative-3d-telemedicine-to-help-keep-astronauts-healthy

#HolographicTeleportation4Every1

Aexa’s Holographic Communication soon will be available for everyone

AEXA’s Holographic Communication soon will be available for everyone

At AEXA we are developing technology to make holographic communications real and accessible for everyone

HOUSTON, TX, USA, December 22, 2021 / — At AEXA, holographic teleportation is already a reality.  On October 10, 2021, we performed the first off-world Holographic Teleportation using the Holowizard. It demonstrated that a physician at Mission Control could holoport himself to the International Space Station and interact with a crew member. This is just one of the great achievements of this technology. The applications are unlimited, from bringing a deployed warfighter “home” for dinner with their family to enabling a physician to remotely provide health care assistance.

Today, the world uses voice (1D) and video-conference (2D) to communicate.  AEXA envisions a future where holographic communications (3D) will be the new global standard by erasing communication barriers and providing a more intimate experience. The short-term goal is to offer these solutions to any individual without the need for special equipment (which is usually very expensive) and offer access to this technology for everyone. As a result, Aexa is launching a campaign to identify early adopters for beta testing and feedback about this amazing technology’s best use.

The video shows a deployed family member holoporting himself with his family to enjoy a Christmas dinner and also capturing memories from that moment.

If interested in being at the forefront of this revolution, please apply! https://aexa.com/beta-testers/ or on social media #Aexa and #holowizard

First off-planet two-way Holographic Teleportation

Image credit: NASA

NASA has already demonstrated one-way “holographic teleportation” bringing up the image of someone on the ground onto the space station, using a HoloLens. But Pathy will show that two-way dialogue is possible, sending his image down to Earth while the image of the person he is talking to comes to him on the station. “What it really plays into is opportunities for longer duration spaceflight and more deep spaceflight,” Maender says, “where you are really talking about wanting to create a human connection between your crew — no matter where they’re traveling — and back to someone on the planet.” Source: The Verge https://www.theverge.com/2021/11/17/22785888/axiom-space-ax-1-science-experiments-spacex-crew-dragon-iss?fbclid=IwAR0_AOSWHwKwvInWjbOkW0y8U5Dt7PiJ03zOrGvmnmVyKqF8GbKNnBpeDrU

Aexa Aerospace on NBC

HOUSTON – July 27, 2020 – – Aexa Aerospace, a NASA contractor and developer of the HoloWizard augmented reality application for support to real-time operations, has further enhanced the “holographic teleportation” capabilities they previously developed.

This demonstration focuses on the utility of holographic teleportation to remotely administer part of a stroke exam, and to coach the proper technique for physical therapy.

The demonstration illustrates the many possibilities for telemedicine support using this powerful holographic teleportation technique.

Holographic teleportation uses secure encrypted communication.

For more information, please visit https://aexa.com.

Media Contact:
Karen Gress
Phone: 713.260.9624
Email: karengress@aexa.us