Surgeons are always looking for technologies to make their working environment better. They frequently take the lead in implementing innovations that help their industry deliver better surgical and patient experiences. The ongoing advancement of the surgical environment in the digital era has resulted in several breakthroughs being observed as possible disruptive technologies in the surgical work place As augmented reality (AR) grows in popularity, availability, and cost, it is critical to evaluate how technology might be leveraged to better utilize medical data in healthcare. Applications in surgical anatomy, surgical processes, and surgical recovery are being researched all the time. The use of computer-generated sensory input to improve performance on a specific task is referred to as "augmented reality". A technique that combines the view of the real world with important information for doctors displayed on semi-transparent glasses attached to an augmented reality headset. For this investigation, sensors are being utilized to monitor patients in a hospital and gather data in real time. The data is then processed by a computer and delivered immediately to the augmented reality glasses used by doctors. The alarm on these spectacles notifies doctors if something is wrong. Taking the patient's current state of health into account, the physician is able to make wise decisions and carry out the necessary procedures.