Vitalview: Wireless vital display using smart glass AR technology

Doctors are enthusiastic about adopting to new technologies to enhance patient care, with augmented reality (AR) emerging as a significant innovation. AR improves the use of medical data by overlaying artificial information onto the senses. Traditionally, patient details such as vital signs are manually recorded near beds in hospitals. The proposed solution equips doctors with AR goggles for instant access to patient data without relying on manual notes. Surgeons actively pursue technologies to enhance their operating environments, frequently leading the way in adopting innovations for better surgical outcomes. In today's digital age, disruptive technologies like AR are increasingly accessible and affordable, making their integration into healthcare inevitable and promising enhanced utilization of medical data. AR is being explored across various applications in surgery, including anatomical visualization, intraoperative procedures and post-operative rehabilitation. By integrating artificial information into the user's senses, AR boosts task efficiency. The proposed system utilizes semi-transparent glasses to display crucial information for doctors, seamlessly integrating it with the real-world view/ real-time patient data collected by sensors in hospitals is wirelessly transmitted to the AR glasses, alerting doctors to abnormal conditions and enabling prompt intervention based on the patient's current health status.

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i-manager s Journal on Augmented & Virtual Reality
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.26634/javr.3.1.21346
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Augmented Reality Applications
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Vitalview: Wireless vital display using smart glass AR technology

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Vitalview: Wireless vital display using smart glass AR technology

P. Kaviya, R. Janaki, S. Vijayakumar, A. Kaviranjani, S. Kiruthiga
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Abstract

Doctors are enthusiastic about adopting to new technologies to enhance patient care, with augmented reality (AR) emerging as a significant innovation. AR improves the use of medical data by overlaying artificial information onto the senses. Traditionally, patient details such as vital signs are manually recorded near beds in hospitals. The proposed solution equips doctors with AR goggles for instant access to patient data without relying on manual notes. Surgeons actively pursue technologies to enhance their operating environments, frequently leading the way in adopting innovations for better surgical outcomes. In today's digital age, disruptive technologies like AR are increasingly accessible and affordable, making their integration into healthcare inevitable and promising enhanced utilization of medical data. AR is being explored across various applications in surgery, including anatomical visualization, intraoperative procedures and post-operative rehabilitation. By integrating artificial information into the user's senses, AR boosts task efficiency. The proposed system utilizes semi-transparent glasses to display crucial information for doctors, seamlessly integrating it with the real-world view/ real-time patient data collected by sensors in hospitals is wirelessly transmitted to the AR glasses, alerting doctors to abnormal conditions and enabling prompt intervention based on the patient's current health status.

i-manager s Journal on Augmented & Virtual RealityVol. 3(1)
Gnanamani College of Technology (IN)
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Augmented Reality Applications
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