System and method for generating a virtual reality interface for displaying patient health data

A system comprising:

• a processor;
• a memory device containing instructions which, when executed by the processor cause the processor to:
• generate a three-dimensional space including an object representation of at least a portion of a human body and a first series of segmented bands each having a three-dimensional cylindrical curvilinear surface floating within the three-dimensional space and circumscribed about at least a portion of the object representation, and circumscribing the object representation and being horizontally separated from each other by an open space, and each being configured for a continuous presentation of data versus time;
• plot a two-dimensional data representation of a different type of first physiological data, versus time along a curvilinear surface of each of the first series of segmented bands;
• receive a user selection of a respective segmented band of the first series of segmented bands;
• generate, in response to receiving the user selection, one or more additional segmented bands floating within the three-dimensional space and partially circumscribing the object representation above or below, and vertically and longitudinally aligned with the selected respective segmented band;
• and
• display, on a curvilinear surface of a respective segmented band of the one or more additional segmented bands, a two-dimensional data representation of second physiological data associated with the data being plotted on the curvilinear surface of the selected respective segmented band.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising instructions, which when executed by a computing device, cause the computing device to perform operations comprising:

• generating a three-dimensional space including an object representation of at least a portion of a human body and a first series of segmented bands each having a three-dimensional cylindrical curvilinear surface floating within the three-dimensional space, and circumscribing the object representation and being horizontally separated from each other by an open space, and each being configured for a continuous presentation of data versus time;
• plotting a two-dimensional data representation of a different type of first physiological data versus time along a curvilinear surface of each of the first series of segmented bands;
• receiving a user selection of a respective segmented band of the first series of segmented bands;
• generating, in response to receiving the user selection, one or more additional segmented bands floating within the three-dimensional space and partially circumscribing the object representation above or below, and vertically and longitudinally aligned with the selected respective segmented band;
• and
• displaying, on a curvilinear surface of a respective segmented band of the one or more additional segmented bands, a two-dimensional data representation of second physiological data associated with the data being plotted on the curvilinear surface of the selected respective segmented band.