OP 4.1 – The Operating Room of the Future
The Urological Clinic of Heidelberg University Hospital is co-developing a prototype for software and business innovation in the operation room, together with DKFZ and SAP, Siemens Healthineers, KARL STORZ and mbits.
This intelligent software and business platform consolidates process- and patient data of multiple sources in the operation environment.
The SAP Cloud based platform is open and expandable and allows the integration of distinct medical devices and apps. A dashboard transmits all relevant information to the surgical team at the right time – a digital operation assistant, supporting the surgeon and enabling navigated precision surgery.
The platform based business models offer market access even to small and mid-size companies.
An Intelligent Platform for the Operating Room of the Future
While data-driven services are already widely used in various industries in the context of Industry 4.0, in healthcare the use of networked machines and data is still in its infancy.
The OP 4.1 technology and business platform aims to change this. The prototype shows how companies of all sizes could leverage its technical and commercial basis for the development, distribution, and implementation of innovative apps in the operating room environment.
Fitness apps, parking assistants, online banking via smartphone: Digitalization is almost everywhere today, but healthcare lags behind. The OP 4.1 project developed a prototype of an intelligent platform for the operating room of the future.
The project is part of the “Smart Services World II: Internet-Based Business Services” technology program, funded by the German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Energy.
Medical Technology in Transition
The digitalization of medical technology is starting to advance. In recent years, surgical possibilities have expanded significantly due to the increasing linking of data. Technological development is making a constantly growing number of highly specialized devices available to surgery, such as high-resolution image and video assistance systems, software applications for surgical planning, or surgical robots for minimally invasive procedures. With these assistants, operations can be planned, performed, and replenished more precisely.
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This intelligent software and business platform consolidates process- and patient data of multiple sources in the operation environment.
The SAP Cloud based platform is open and expandable and allows the integration of distinct medical devices and apps. A dashboard transmits all relevant information to the surgical team at the right time – a digital operation assistant, supporting the surgeon and enabling navigated precision surgery.
The platform based business models offer market access even to small and mid-size companies.
An Intelligent Platform for the Operating Room of the Future
While data-driven services are already widely used in various industries in the context of Industry 4.0, in healthcare the use of networked machines and data is still in its infancy.
The OP 4.1 technology and business platform aims to change this. The prototype shows how companies of all sizes could leverage its technical and commercial basis for the development, distribution, and implementation of innovative apps in the operating room environment.
Fitness apps, parking assistants, online banking via smartphone: Digitalization is almost everywhere today, but healthcare lags behind. The OP 4.1 project developed a prototype of an intelligent platform for the operating room of the future.
The project is part of the “Smart Services World II: Internet-Based Business Services” technology program, funded by the German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Energy.
Medical Technology in Transition
The digitalization of medical technology is starting to advance. In recent years, surgical possibilities have expanded significantly due to the increasing linking of data. Technological development is making a constantly growing number of highly specialized devices available to surgery, such as high-resolution image and video assistance systems, software applications for surgical planning, or surgical robots for minimally invasive procedures. With these assistants, operations can be planned, performed, and replenished more precisely.
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Read the full story here:
https://news.sap.com/2020/02/op-41-op...
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