Distance Learning Over Large Areas

By: Jude Bader and Anum Hussain

HOSPITALS

What is robotic surgery?

• Surgeries assisted by robots• Instruments used minute cameras, robot arms, and lasers

Three types of robotic surgery

1. Tele-surgery2. Supervisory controlled3. Shared controlled system

Tele-surgery

This is when the surgeon performs thesurgery from a distance, sitting at the computer console and performing tasks using robotic arms.

Supervisory-controlled surgery

This is an automated surgery. The robot performs surgery by itself but is pre-set before by

surgeons on the tasks.

Shared controlled system

This is the surgery where robots help the surgeon monitor during surgery, while surgeon performs it.

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Advantages

• Less people required• More efficient and precise• Less time consuming• Can perform tasks that cannot be done by humans

Disadvantages

• Expensive• Proper training• Could be fatal if not used properly• A lot of preparation before surgery

PRISONS

Truesentry is a system to help monitor systems.

RFID tags are used to track prisoners, so it can be seen where they are at all times.

RETIREMENT HOMES

Wireless Nurse Call Systems

This is a radio based system for visually and audibly alerting nursing staff to calls from patients or other

members of staff.

Different Features

• Staff identification facility• A variety of fixed triggers• Multiple levels of call• Reminder function

Advantages

• User friendly• Installed with minimal disruption to residents and staff• Wireless system

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SCHOOLS

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schools

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