CADIS HealthTech launches AR-powered EziExpert telehealth platform
BAVARIA, GERMANY — CADIS HealthTech Inc., a Delaware-registered corporation, presents EziExpert as a telehealth solution that integrates augmented reality (AR) and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to deliver remote medical care at a new level.
Through the system, physicians can perform simultaneous video calls with patients as healthcare assistants using AR smart glasses to assist them in real-time assessments, much like the physician being present.
Enhancing patient care with AR and AI
With the launch of EziExpert, it enhances telehealth and remote consultation platforms, incorporating AR and AI that improve remote healthcare.
Through the system, physicians can perform simultaneous video calls with patients as healthcare assistants using AR smart glasses assist them in real-time assessments, much like the physician being present.
AR and AI are pivotal in advancing telehealth by enabling immersive and precise remote consultations. With tools like AI-powered stethoscopes and tactile touch transmission gloves under development, AR facilitates detailed visualizations while AI processes real-time clinical data for better decision-making.
Expanding healthcare access globally with EziExpert
The EziExpert platform is part of a broader strategy to address the global shortage of healthcare providers, which results in significant healthcare costs.
CADIS aims to bridge gaps in healthcare delivery, particularly in underserved areas, with the utilization of these advanced technologies.
The entire company brings a cumulative expertise exceeding 150 years to maintain continued innovation of the EziExpert platform for its leading position in telehealth technology.
EziExpert extends its capabilities into emergency response groups and hospital institutions along with nursing home facilities. By creating “smarter” connected healthcare assistants, CADIS HealthTech is poised to improve the way healthcare is delivered worldwide.
Additionally, secure medical care and better access to healthcare services are enabled through the HIPAA-compliant platform architecture, which connects diverse medical facilities to prevent redundant patient transfers anywhere on the planet.
The healthcare innovation from CADIS HealthTech demonstrates how modern telemedicine benefits from the combination of AR and AI technology.
