Healthcare IT
We support the improvement of quality in healthcare through the advanced use of healthcare information
Healthcare IT
We support the improvement of quality in healthcare through the advanced use of healthcare information
V-Fast can quickly transmit the patient's situation from the emergency vehicles to the hospital even at low bandwidth of mobile phone networks.
With V-Fast, hospital staffs can grasp the situation at a glance rather than rely on verbal communications with ambulance crews . It is highly effective for preparing treatment for the patient, instructing the ambulance crew on emergency treatment, and selecting a hospital for the patient based on the symptoms and circumstances.
V-Fast uses a mobile phone line to transmit camera images and biomonitoring images from the ambulance to the relevant hospital in real time. Clear images enable the hospital team to prepare treatment or instruct the ambulance crew.
V-FAST can be integrated to various other systems to support disaster and emergency medical treatment, such as systematizing transport record management with digital pens, sharing still images with smartphones.
| Image format | Original format (software codec) Receiver side: Supports various formats (Can work with smartphone, etc. to suit user's circumstances) |
|---|---|
| Resolution (image size) |
Usual emergency image transmission: 640 x 480, 800 x 600, 1024 x 768 Size needs to be adjusted according to transmission rate (image quality priority, frame number priority) |
| Transmission rate | 100 kbps, 10FPS0 max. 15 FPS, when transmitting at above resolution *Frames may be dropped from the video if the transmission rate falls considerably. |
| Interface | Video (RGB) composite S video special connector can be remodeled Track record of connection to biomonitors of different manufacturers (3-lead, 12-lead) |
| Max. no. of ambulances from which video can be received Max. no. of hospitals (smartphones) that can be transmitted to |
Depends on the scale of the receiving center server (Basically 5 to 100 ambulances) Depends on the scale of the transmitting center server (Basically 5 to 50 hospitals) |
| Compatible data transmission | 3G, 4G, LTE, other existing wireless communication devices |
| Compatible hardware (in-vehicle) | On-board computer: Intel core i5 or later Memory: 2 GB or more Built-in battery, AC adapter included In-vehicle cameras, various video cameras, web cameras Built-in battery, AC adapter included |
| Compatible hardware (receiving hospital) | laptop, desktop PC, smartphone (Android), tablet (Windows) iPad iPhone |
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