It takes the right mix of people, process, and technology to make a real impact on the lives of patients and the doctors and nurses that serve them. To that end, it’s amazing to see how far technologies like computer vision have come and how that progression can help impact healthcare in positive ways.

Fortunately, the technology is now more accessible to healthcare organizations that want to implement the technology, but weren’t able to before. Workflows we couldn’t have even considered previously are now possible and in a price range that’s affordable.

Check out the video interview with Roger Lam, VP of Engineering at MBX Systems to dive into where we’re at with computer vision in smart hospitals. He shares some of the top places he sees computer vision being used in healthcare and how that could shape the facilities of the future.

About Roger Lam

Vice President of Engineering

Roger leads a multi-functional team of engineers at MBX that develop, verify and maintain next-gen hardware platforms for complex technologies including Kori, MBX’s modular mobile platform for computer vision applications. Roger has 18 years of experience developing medtech computing devices for developers of all sizes, including GE, Siemens and Phillips.