Consulting for Apple Airvision pro apps

Job ID: 37609611

Budget: $25 – $50 USD

Hi

My name is Raj Singh. I am the CEO and owner of Docs and Coffee LLC (based in New Jersey).
I have a PhD in Immunology and recently quit medical school (after completing 3 of 4 years of the MD program). I have aspirations to bring change in the system of healthcare and wish to start in the field of education. My company's vision is to make all education pertaining to healthcare and research easily accessible and free. I wish to invest in an effort that brings the best possible tech available and the needs of education at the graduate level together.

Specifically, for this project, I wish to create an app in the Apple ecosystem (initially) with capabilities to start leveraging the new OS for the Apple Vision Pro (to be released in the next few months as a flagship Apple product). Here is a video for the product if you are not familiar with it. https://youtu.be/TX9qSaGXFyg?si=vfeIlKmJDUGnUXiV

Using Apple's vision OS I want to bring 3-D anatomical models to life to teach concepts in pathology and physiology of the human body. 3D models already exist and this project requires someone who is in the process of learning how to develop for the new Vision OS to bring this work to fruition. People already involved in App development would be the best to help and I am seeking to work with someone who can lay out the workflow and requirements of such a project.

The Vision OS app I am envisioning would have an entire catalog of lectures (over 150 hours of content that would use the syllabus prescribed by medical schools in the United States (M.D. programs). We intend to bring the focus to DO programs as well but that would be a phase 3 project. Again, the idea is to make this app and create an ecosystem that allows for complete and updated access to the app for free anywhere in the world.

An example of a 3D anatomy module that could be used in a 2D media setting you can look up the software/app created by 3D4 Medical called 'Complete Anatomy'. This level of resolution can now be realized in 3D with a lecturer directly offering a 3D animated model of an organ (say the heart). You'd be able to see the cross-section of the heart with the dynamics of blood flow illustrated in detail). The valves of the heart can be seen opening and closing in the 3D4 software but it lacks in creating a more dynamic model.

Those interested in collaborating on such a project please contact me. This is essentially startup work and I need some help from consultants to determine the amount of money I need to raise. People who can give cost estimates will be extremely useful and I will pay for hourly consulting.

Thanks