In the "Digital Scrubs" project, researchers from medicine, IT and industry are working on improving working conditions for surgeons by visualizing the operating team's alertness and signs of stress in real time. For this, artificial intelligence and biometric sensors are being used in the operating room.

But how can AI as a "new team member" improve the interaction between man and machine and help to increase patient safety?

Using practical examples, the team shows how new technologies can help to identify critical situations at an early stage and respond to them. They aim to create an environment that both supports concentration and relieves the burden on those performing surgery.

Find out more about how the potential future of the operating room can be shaped together in the interviews with Victor Trevino from Saarland University, Gaetano Casciana, Project Manager at Abat, and Massimo Romanelli, Head of Research at Semvox.

Source: MEDICA-tradefair.com