MRløsninger

MRløsninger is a Norwegian term that translates to "MR solutions." It is used broadly to refer to systems, services, and platforms that implement either magnetresonans imaging (MRI) technology in healthcare or mixed reality (MR) technologies in industry and education. The meaning depends on the context.

When used for medical imaging, MRløsninger typically denote complete workflows and hardware/software ecosystems around magnetic resonance imaging. This includes MRI scanners and coils, imaging sequences, online planning, image reconstruction, post-processing, and integration with hospital information systems and PACS using standards such as DICOM. Typical objectives are high-quality diagnostic images, speed, patient safety, and regulatory compliance from authorities such as FDA or CE marking.

In a technology and industry context, MRløsninger refers to solutions that merge real and virtual content to support design, monitoring, maintenance, and training. Components include head-mounted displays or projection-based devices, spatial mapping, gesture and voice interfaces, and software for content creation, asset management, and remote assistance. Applications span manufacturing, field service, construction, and education, with emphasis on usability, data security, and interoperability with enterprise systems.

The term is used by vendors and in academic discourse to describe a family of offerings rather than a single product. Because MR and MRI share the same abbreviation, ambiguity can arise; it is important to clarify the intended meaning from the surrounding text.