Telemedicine
Save lives with innovative live IP solutions
LiveU’s real-time remote live streaming solutions enable game-changing telemedicine applications and techniques, improving monitoring, consultation, and cooperation between different medical facilities, including hospitals, clinics, and emergency medical services.
Real-time, secure medical care from anywhere
High-quality live video feeds can be securely delivered from ambulances and other locations to emergency rooms, command centers and hospital departments, speeding up medical preparations. LiveU’s reliable 5G 4K IP video technology enables efficient diagnosis and data analysis in the critical “golden hour” when transporting patients to hospital.
Remote medical training & guidance
LiveU’s video technology opens up opportunities for remote surgical training and support by renowned medical professionals, expanding collaboration, and giving medical students unique experiences to learn from live surgeries.
LiveU has also been used for medical lectures and surgical videos, with innovative procedures shared via live 360-degree/VR views.
Breakthrough eye surgery
LiveU’s technology played a critical role in the first known use of telementoring in corneal surgery, combining a 3-dimensional microscope system and 5G live streaming technology for intercontinental surgical supervision.
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Smarter insights for a deeper evaluation
LiveU’s native 5G 4K video solutions offer high-quality, reliable transmission of medical treatments and surgeries from 4K-HDMI cameras or endoscopes. The 4K live streams can be recorded, auto uploaded and archived with tagging for future AI analysis. Live ultrasound images can also be transmitted over broadband networks for immediate evaluation.
LiveU Benefits for Telemedicine
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Life-saving medical care
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Remote consultation
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Expedited care
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Improved preparations, avoiding trips to the ER
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Quality control
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Cost reductions
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Reduced travel time & expenses
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Better use of scarce medical experts
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Simple to use
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Portable with easy set-up
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Easily implemented within existing medical systems
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No infrastructure required
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