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Advancing Critical Care with Intelligent Displays

Next Phase 3D Printed Advanced Anatomical Medical Mask

Join us as we delve into the development of a cutting-edge medical innovation that is set to transform patient care in intensive care units (ICUs).

5th September 2023

10am CET / 11am UTC+3 / 6pm AEST

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Prototype & Product Development

Understand the journey of the 3D-printed Advanced Anatomical Medical Mask. Gain insights into the development process, the challenges faced, and the solutions that were engineered to create this medical advancement.

Displaying Real-Time Data from Sensors

Learn about real-time data visualisation and its significance in critical care scenarios. We’ll explore how the mask’s embedded display showcases vital information directly from the bio-sensors, providing healthcare professionals with invaluable insights at their fingertips.

Embedded Displays for Medical Devices

Discover the process behind embedding displays into medical devices. Explore the advantages and potential applications in medical settings and beyond.

About The Speaker

Expert who will be conducting this webinar

Leonardo Bilalis (MSc, PgD, Beng E.E.E.) is a Healthcare 3D Application Consultant, PhD at the University of Piraeus and a valued member of the Industrial Systems Research Group. With extensive experience in the field of 3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing, Leonardo has spearheaded the development of the 3D Printed Advanced Anatomical Medical Mask.

Host & Customer Lead

Alexandra Khan

Alexandra Khan is a customer lead at 4D Systems. With a passion for sharing ideas and insights, she sees webinars not just as virtual events, but as vibrant platforms for igniting discussions and fueling technical advancement.

Agenda

  • The prototyping journey so far

  • The challenges overcome

  • Display selection consideration for medical setting

  • The vision for transforming critical care of patients in the ICU

  • What the Testing Phase looks next 1-2 Years

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