Agora Presents RTE Telehealth: An Investigative Webinar on the Significance of AI and AR/VR in Virtual Healthcare

The goal of Agora, Inc. (NASDAQ: API), a pioneer and leading platform for real-time engagement APIs, is
to assist healthcare professionals in navigating the path toward a future in which cutting-edge
technologies will revolutionize the way we receive and provide healthcare while also improving patient
outcomes. Agora is hosting an RTE Telehealth webinar event. The online conference will look at how
telehealth is changing as a result of augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and artificial intelligence
(AI). It will also highlight how these technologies have the potential to improve every aspect of
healthcare, including diagnosis, treatment, and patient education, in addition to training, research, and
general workflows.
By 2032, the telemedicine market is expected to reach $450 billion. Telemedicine is predicted to
become a crucial part of the medical sector, indicating a paradigm shift in the way medical services are
provided and experienced, as it removes geographic barriers and increases accessibility to healthcare.
The telehealth sector could undergo a significant revolution if AR/VR and AI are integrated. This would
change patient education, diagnosis, and training, as well as allow for more personalization and
collaboration through the use of highly immersive virtual environments and data-driven insights.
According to Wyatt Oren, Director of Telehealth at Agora, the integration of AI and AR/VR into
telehealth is not just an upgrade—it a breakthrough. With unprecedented accessibility and
immersive training platforms for medical professionals, these advancements promise to redefine
accessibility and efficacy in healthcare, paving the way for a future where resources and distance no
longer stand in the way of providing high-quality patient care. We're living in a new era of medical
innovation and collaboration, with AI improving doctor-patient relationships in real time and AR and VR
broadening access and improving training.