Doctors then utilize the collected information to better grasp patient symptoms, make a diagnosis and monitor conditions. While there is already a thriving market for collecting, compiling and transferring this data, the Cybernet Medical service will enable physicians to access the data more quickly and from any Internet connection whether at the office, hospital, home or traveling and to share this data with colleagues or specialists in a speedy, secure fashion. This convergence of the Internet with existing medical business practices promises to revolutionize the gathering of outpatient data, and Cybernet Medical's intellectual property is broad enough to encompass all Internet-based medical instrumentation, monitoring and records management. The underlying technology observes human hand and body motions and interprets gestural signals in order to control devices. This gesture recognition will ultimately remove the need to command devices either through physical contact, such as keyboards and mice, or remote controls.
Users can issue commands from anywhere within the line of sight of the device to be controlled.
This gesture recognition technology can reduce maintenance costs typically associated with remotes, touch-screen controlled kiosks and other common consumer electronic devices. Moreover, Open Skies will be the first gaming and simulation system to allow user manipulation of the simulation environment, including changes to scenery, weather, aircraft, vehicles, etc., which can then be shared with other users over the Internet. Cybernet Systems Corporation is located at 727 Airport Boulevard, Ann Arbor MI 48108.