Medical image video recorder with computer vision and face blurring
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https://doi.org/10.59681/2175-4411.v16.iEspecial.2024.1297Keywords:
Artificial Intelligence, Video Recording, Laparoscopic SurgeryAbstract
Modern solutions for recording medical procedures represent cutting-edge technology that is still emerging and facing challenges. This paper presents the Life Surgery Box, a Brazilian standalone multi-modal and synchronized image video recorder. Objective: presenting the development and prototyping of the equipment, intended for use in both operating rooms and medical offices. Method: involves the description of its hardware and software architectures, with a focus on an artificial intelligence-based face-blurring algorithm. Results: highlight the performance optimizations for efficient video processing and the artifacts generated by the equipment. Conclusion: the proposed solution exemplifies technological advancements and stands as an innovative contribution to healthcare technology.
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