Call for two junior researchers to work on the project
On Friday, 28 January 2022, a call was published to hire two junior researchers to work on the VITA project on fixed-term contracts.
Read more →EU project · FESB, University of Split
Virtual Telemedicine Assistance
A research project that developed a collaborative telemedicine platform for remote consultation, diagnosis and treatment of patients, based on virtual and augmented reality, computer vision and medical IoT devices.
- Project duration, from 27 January 2021 to 31 December 2023
- 2021 – 2023
- Total project value
- HRK 5,175,948.18
- European Regional Development Fund, OP Competitiveness and Cohesion 2014–2020
- ERDF
- Holder FESB, partner Smart Technologies d.o.o., Split
- FESB + partner
Technologies
Five modules, one platform
VITA is a modular ecosystem: it combines augmented and virtual reality, computer vision and medical IoT devices, and each module can be adapted to specific clinical needs.
Module 01
Augmented reality interface
Vital signs, medical images and patient records brought together in an unlimited virtual workspace.
Module 02Real-time data transfer
A remote doctor follows the examination and precisely guides the local doctor through the AR interface.
Module 03Stereoscopic vision
A 3D view with depth perception from the local user's perspective, for more precise remote work and collaboration.
Module 04DICOM viewer
3D reconstructions of medical scans, such as the head and heart, with internal structures viewed from different angles.
Module 05Virtual patient
An AI-generated dynamic 3D body atlas that follows the patient's movements and is shared by the local and remote doctor.
Results
Key results
- 5
scientific papers in international journals and at conferences
- 2
public presentations, to FESB students and to doctors at University Hospital Split – Firule
- 5
student bachelor's and master's theses on project topics
News
Latest from the project
VITA presented at University Hospital Split – Firule
On Thursday, 11 November 2021, the VITA project was presented to doctors of various specialties at University Hospital Split – Firule.
Read more →Second paper published in an international journal
The paper “Using Neural Networks for Bicycle Route Planning” by J. Đerek, M. Sikora, L. Kraljević and M. Russo has been published in Applied Sciences.
Read more →Project holder and partner
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