Max E. Dingler

TL;DR: This contribution introduces the first implementation of a medical device network that offers hard RT guarantees for control and sensor data and integrates into SOA networks and shows how the flexibility of SOA Networks and the reliability of RT networks can be combined to achieve an open network infrastructure for medical devices in the operating room (OR).

TL;DR: Overall, the demonstrator setups have proven the feasibility of the service-oriented medical device architecture (SOMDA) and real-time approaches with a large variety of example applications, and the applications demonstrate the potentials of open device interoperability.

TL;DR: A system of quantitative measurement during an endoscopic procedure based on a virtual model is presented by utilizing methods from computer vision as well as structure from motion and combining those with an optical tracking system in a novel way.

TL;DR: A novel, modular device that turns off music automatically in real time, as soon as a medical device emits an alarm, aimed at reducing the noise exposure in safety critical situations and thus protecting the patients safety against stress induced mistakes by the operating personnel.