BOSTON, Sept. 14, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Proximie – a plug-and-play, hardware-agnostic, remote collaboration platform using a live video stream with augmented reality tools – announced today that the 5,000^th procedure using the med tech software this year has been achieved. Since the beginning of the year and the advent of the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, Proximie’s growth has exploded with 700 Proximie-assisted procedures now being performed on average per month.

Designed by founder-CEO Dr. Nadine Hachach-Haram, a working surgeon herself, Proximie is a technology platform that uses a combination of AR, artificial intelligence and real-time communications, to allow clinicians to virtually “scrub in” and collaborate with each other from anywhere in the world. Used in operating rooms and cath labs globally, Proximie has been deployed in 35 countries across 5 continents.

Full article here: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/proximie-surpasses-5-000-surgical-procedures-in-35-countries-as-covid-spurs-exponential-growth-of-the-innovative-ar-platform-301129808.html

Live music continued on Saturday, August 29th, in Ventura, California, at the Concerts In Your Car, drive-in concert series. CBF Productions brought Fitz and the Tantrums with opening act ZZ Ward to the outdoor venue for a nearly sold out performance. Drive-in concerts have become one of the only ways for a band to perform live in front of an audience since COVID-19 changed life as we all knew it before. Locally, Concerts In Your Car has been producing shows at the Ventura Fairgrounds since June. The CBF shows were the first live social distancing events organized in the country, back in June and are scheduled to continue for the rest of the year.

Full article here: https://www.gratefulweb.com/articles/fitz-and-tantrums-and-zz-ward-bring-live-music-concert-your-car-series

If you haven’t binged Yellowstone yet, what are you even doing?! David Spade joined Ryan Seacrest via Zoom on-air on Friday, August 28, and joked Seacrest’s quarantine facial hair and voluminous locks look like he’s been inspired by the headline-making Paramount series.

“Someone spotted you at some hot spot, like Napa, maybe it wasn’t you. They thought it was you, but you’re really a hot spot guy,” David, who is performing standup with Rob Schneider socially safe during a special “Comedy In Your Car” set tonight, teased.

Seacrest shared that when out in public now, along with the mask and glasses, no one knows who he is.

Full article here: https://onairwithryan.iheart.com/featured/ryan-seacrest/content/2020-08-28-david-spade-weighs-in-on-ryan-seacrests-yellowstone-quarantine-look/