• Coordination of OR.NET test centers and demonstrator sites

OR.NET test centers und demonstrators

Demo OR (ICCAS Leipzig)

Demo OR
Innovation Center Computer Assisted Surgery – ICCAS, University Leipzig

  • Automated workflow support
  • Head and Neck Surgery
  • Workflow Recognition
  • Value added services

The OR is available to partners from science to industry, as well as for the society.

The OR offers the complete equipment to perform surgical procedures in the head and neck area and many more. Please contact ICCAS for more information.

The demo OR is a medical living lab in which you can experience the advantages that result from open networking. Some of these advantages are value-added functions that range from functions such as automatic documentation, interaction to process support. This involves recording activities, configuring systems to meet current requirements and providing data. AI methods are available as well, enabling the staff to concentrate on their actual tasks of healing. The Demo OP can be adapted to a wide range of challenges for instance with robotic assistance systems or additional sensor technology and many more.

Thomas Neumuth
+49 341 97 12000
transfer@iccas.de

Connected Ambulance (ICCAS Leipzig)

Connected Ambulance (ICCAS)

Mobile demonstrator based on the Innovation Center Computer Assisted Surgery – ICCAS, Leipzig University

  • integrated trauma medicine
  • telemedicine
  • SDC via 5G
  • Value added services (Edge Computing for image processing and documentation)

The demonstrator is available to industry partners, scientists and for public events.

The Demonstrator offers a set on medical equipment used in trauma treatment, a mobile 5G campus network and a connection to public and private networks via mobile radio. Various interaction tools are available inside the ambulance, as well as several cameras to support telemedicine and for conducting studies. On the clinic side, a customizable dashboard developed in close cooperation with various clinics is provided.

The demonstrator brings the advantages of SDC in device networking to an out-of-hospital setting. It can improve data collection and processing in the ambulance. During the operation, hospital doctors can be optimally prepared for the arriving patient and, if necessary, provide telemedical support.

Thomas Neumuth and Max Rockstroh
+49 341 97 12000
transfer@iccas.de

Smart Health Unit (RWTH Aachen)

Smart Health Unit

University Hospital RWTH Aachen
Department of Anaesthesiology
External site: AcuteCare InnovationHub
Vaalser Str. 460
52074 Aachen
Germany

Flexible showroom and working lab: showcasing ICU, operation room and ambulant care scenarios

Access open for anyone

  • 2x Anesthesia machines
  • 2x Patient monitors
  • Various syringe pumps
  • Footswitch
  • Anesthesia Workstation
  • Mobile tele-supervision workstation
  • Patient Bed with “Dummy”-Patient
  • Contactless vital parameter detection

The SmartHealthUnit of the Acute.Care Innovation.Hub at University Hospital RWTH Aachen is a living lab. It offers a demo platform for medical device interoperability and innovative medicine. The unit includes a tech-equipped electric patient bed as well as anesthesiologic medical devices and can be adapted to different medical settings, like ICU, home care or operation rooms. It also has a separate event area for workshops and is used for teaching medical students. The SmartHealthUnit provides sponsors a platform to integrate and display their medical devices and demonstrates new advancements. It is directly connected to the OR.Net VPN.

Prof. Dr. Dr. Michael Czaplik, mczaplik@ukaachen.de
+49241 80-88179

Dr. Sarah Veldemann, satan@ukaachen.de

SDS Workstation (RWTH Aachen)

Surgical and Anesthesia SDC Workstation at the Chair of Medical Engineering, RWTH Aachen University

Department of Medical Technology
Helmholtz Institute of RWTH Aachen University
Pauwelsstraße 20
52074 Aachen

Surgical, Anesthesia and OR Management workstations

Access only with prior consent

Through several research projects (OR.NET, MoVE, ZiMT, PriMED, 5G FORUM) central SDC Workstations were developed to show the capabilities of open integrated solutions.

Dr.-Ing. Armin Janß

janss@hia.rwth-aachen.de

Demo OR (University Reutlingen)

Demo OR

University Reutlingen
Faculty of computer science
  • Teaching and research OR
  • Optimization of models, processes and system landscapes for the intelligent OR of the future

Access only with prior consent

In the Demo OR is a proprietary OR1 system from Karls Storz, which is connected with various libraries of individual OR components via SDC:

  • an SDC-KNX interface which allows the room lighting to be controlled via SDC
  • an SDC-capable OR lamp
  • patient monitors with SDC interface
  • an electrocautery is prototypically integrated via SDC
  • Vector’s tool for analyzing and simulating SDC
  • a connector box from TZM that will speak SDC in the future
  • A demo use case from GADV (mock-up) for displaying device availability and status in the washroom
  • This is used by an architecture for situation recognition to acquire intraoperative data

Innovative medical technology systems and clinical processes are no longer conceivable without a strong integration of information technology. The trend towards personalized medicine is increasingly making it possible to make patient-specific treatment decisions and implement them using suitable device technology. Optimized models, processes and system landscapes for the intelligent operating theatre of the future – based on newly developed international standards – are required in order to meet the increasing demands on clinical assistance systems. Solutions for this are being developed and researched in the teaching and research OR of the Faculty of Computer Science.

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Oliver Burgert

Computer science, especially medical computer science

oliver.burgert@reutlingen-university.de