Strategic partnerships Leverage existing and recent collaborations with Medtronic, Stanford Medicine, and OrthoIndy to pursue co-development, integration, or expanded AR/XR workflows in neurosurgery, spine, and orthopedics, highlighting validated use in high-need procedures.

Clinical expansion Target additional orthopedic, spine, and cranial surgery centers that could benefit from SyncAR and XR visualization to improve planning accuracy, intraoperative alignment, and patient understanding, using Stanford Health Care and OrthoIndy wins as credibility signals.

Workflow integration Position the platform as a seamless workflow add-on compatible with existing surgical navigation and imaging systems, emphasizing FDA clearance, AI-driven 3D modeling, and real-time AR for operating room adoption.

Funding and procurement Capitalize on prior funding and mid-market revenue range to tailor scalable pricing, bundled deployments, and training packages for mid to large hospitals, appealing to budgets seeking modernization of care delivery.

Market momentum Highlight a growing case volume and multi-specialty utilization to build a narrative for faster ROI, clinician adoption, and patient education benefits, encouraging hospital procurement teams to pilot or expand XR initiatives.