Smart glasses for use in ambulances

A group of emergency medical technicians (EMTs) in Japan are testing out smart glasses that could help with emergency medical care. The Vuzix M400 smart glasses enable EMTs to video chat with doctors, who can observe patients while they’re being taken to the hospital. This could help doctors and other health care professionals save valuable time in urgent medical situations. They can recommend treatment options that EMTs can provide while in transit and prepare additional treatment options at the hospital before patients arrive.…

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