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Automação industrial
Programação de CLP
Programação de CLP
Automação residencial
Automação Industrial
Automação Industrial
Automação Residencial
Servo Motor
Servo Motor
Sistemas Supervisórios
Sistemas Supervisórios
Sensores
Sensores

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Hospital Automation

   Hospital automation transforms the experience of both patients and healthcare professionals, enhancing efficiency, safety, and comfort.

Benefits

  • Improved patient care: Remote and automated monitoring.
  • Error reduction: Precise control of medications and treatments.
  • Increased efficiency: Automation of administrative tasks.
  • Patient comfort: Control of environments and services.
  • Safety: Restricted access and monitoring of critical areas.

Hospital Automation Solutions

  • Bed management systems.
  • Temperature and lighting control.
  • Automation of medical equipment.
  • Security and surveillance systems.
  • Integration with healthcare systems.

Automation in Medical Imaging Diagnostics

Automation in medical imaging diagnostics involves technologies that enable efficient exam management, data storage and analysis, and integration with patients' electronic medical records. Some examples include:

  • PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System): A system for archiving and communicating medical images, allowing digital storage and remote access.
  • RIS (Radiology Information System): A radiology information system that manages the workflow of imaging exams.
  • AI Integration: Some solutions use artificial intelligence to assist in detecting abnormalities in imaging exams.
  • Automated scheduling and reports: Automated systems help schedule exams and generate medical reports.

Medical Imaging Equipment

Medical imaging equipment generates images of the human body’s interior, enabling clinical analysis and medical interventions.

  • X-ray: One of the most commonly used imaging tools, offering quick and easy detection of abnormalities in various body regions.
  • Computed tomography (CT scan): Uses ionizing radiation to capture high-resolution images.
  • Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI): Does not use ionizing radiation.
  • Ultrasound: Uses high-frequency sound waves to generate real-time images.
  • Mammography: Uses radiation to visualize breast tissue structure.
  • Bone densitometry: Analyzes bone density to check for bone loss.
  • O-Scan: A specialized MRI for extremities.
  • Echocardiography: Imaging of the heart using ultrasound.

Our Expertise

At Webmoobi, we offer customized hospital automation solutions, focusing on:

  • Analysis of specific needs.
  • Development of tailored projects.
  • Implementation and integration.
  • Training and support.

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