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Digital Health at Every Doorstep Using Integrated High Bandwidth Wireless Communication Networks

Start Date: Friday, Jul 01,2005

School: School of Medicine

Project Incharge:Pradeep Achan
Funded by:Media Lab Asia
Digital Health at Every Doorstep Using Integrated High Bandwidth Wireless Communication Networks

In a synergistic combination arising out of its partnership with Media Lab Asia, Amrita has developed an innovative wireless telemedicine system and network for digital health at every doorstep. Amrita’s wireless telemedicine instantly enables a variety of common biomedical and public healthcare diagnostic devices to capture body parameters directly from people’s office or home and immediately transmit wirelessly through a combination of ultra high-speed WiFi and satellite networks to the 1450-bed all digital, super specialty hospital, AIMS, in Kochi.

Body parameters that are measured can be simple temperature, blood pressure, or sugar levels, to more complex x-ray images or ophthalmologic videos. The system uses innovative technology breakthroughs to separate out inexpensive probes that can be mobile from more expensive backend processing units at the remote super specialty hospital.

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