Chris Orris

Title: Chris Orris and Augmented-Reality Guidance for Surgery.

Introduction

Chris Orris is an inventor based in Chicago, Illinois, whose patent work includes technology for presenting operative guidance through augmented reality. His disclosed invention combines patient imaging, virtual models, and sensor data to align visual guidance with a patient and surgical instruments.

Latest Patents

Orris is associated with 1 patent: “System and Method for Rendering Operative Guidance Overlay.” The patent describes receiving image data representing a patient’s anatomy and operative instruments, then generating virtual models from that information. Sensor data associated with the user, instruments, or patient is used to dynamically generate guidance overlay data. A wearable augmented-reality interface device renders the overlay, continuously aligning the virtual anatomical model with the patient and virtual instrument models with the operative instruments.

Career Highlights

Orris is associated with ImmersiveTouch, Inc., a company working in medical augmented-reality technology. His patent reflects an approach to connecting patient-specific anatomical information with instrument tracking and visual guidance during operative procedures.

Collaborations

The provided information identifies Jia Luo and Pat Banerjee as Orris’s coworkers. Their names are included here as professional associations; no specific roles in the patent are stated.

Conclusion

Chris Orris’s patent describes an augmented-reality system designed to keep virtual anatomical and instrument models aligned with the patient and surgical tools, illustrating his contribution to technology for operative guidance.