Description

The Institute for Forensic Medicine at Heidelberg University Hospital in Germany has launched a ground-breaking solution that revolutionizes the way examinations of people who are victims of violence are conducted in hospitals. The ARMED (Augmented Reality assisted, Forensic Medical Evidence collection and Documentation) project uses cutting-edge telemedicine technology to guide examining physicians in the collection and documentation of medical evidence. By wearing data glasses that transmit their findings to an expert in Heidelberg, the examining physicians are provided with real-time instructions on how to carry out the examination and document evidence. The project is specifically designed to provide comprehensive and expert care for people affected by violence.

With IMPACT-AI (Improving Medical Procedures And Care Through AI-powered forensic examination for people affected by violence) we aim to develop an AI-driven data analysis procedure and a "digital twin". This AI-driven process offers benefits such as cost-saving, more time for human interaction, and easy translation into other languages. Join us as we present the current status of our exiting work and provide deeper insights into the development process.

Speakers

PD Dr. Dorothea Kaufmann

Faculty Member, Assistant Professor , Heidelberg University of Education