Panasonic has recently started piloting high-definition 3D videoconferencing solution (HDVC), offering high-definition live video streaming through which Australian dentists can have improved essential training.
By partnering with Australian Dental Association NSW Centre for Professional Development (ADA), Panasonic will bring technology-based advancements in visually assisted practices and medical training. Recently, 3D content from the ADA NSW Centre for Professional Development in St Leonards was streamed by Panasonic KX-VC600 HDVC to an industry conference in Darling Harbour. The solution will transmit 3D video conferencing signals to inter-State or abroad once fully deployed.
Based on novel video compression technology, the advanced Panasonic KX-VC600 HDVC System carries out its operation. The technology supports high definition video conferencing images via conventional internet connection. Panasonic HDC-Z10000 2D/3D cameras and Plasma panels can be deployed for effectively capturing as well as displaying the 3D images.
Practical training offered by the NSW Centre for Professional Development benefits over 13,000 dentists, and other professionals involved in medical emergency training and simulations, and classic clinical procedures, and dental hygienists as well.
High Definition Panasonic Broadcast Cameras and Plasma Displays like a compact 103” Plasma will be deployed by the center for recording the entire procedure of dental surgery, through which the surgeons can better address the audience with information on clinical procedures, techniques, and materials in real-time. The ADA Centre will also employ Panasonic Full HD AW-HE870 and AW-HE120 Broadcast Cameras that were delivered as part of the partnership by dealer Lemac.
The Centre features full media production capabilities internally, through which lectures, surgeries, and audio interviews can be documented, creating an online library, or developing webcasts and audio magazines.
Source: http://www.panasonic.com.au/
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