The app is an adaptation of the Trail Making Test, a neuropsychological assessment. It provides information about visual search speed, scanning, processing speed, mental flexibility, and executive functioning.
The app controls desktop software via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. Users can isolate letters, show color blindness slides, and perform low vision exams from an iOS device.
The app helps diabetics measure blood glucose using an additional connected device. Users can view current and past results, including charts, and email test data.
Create communication boards with images, photos, and videos. Access live voice data for Britain, Taiwan, passengers, and Guangdong. Scan documents or connect to external screens. Switch between single or double bond modes via Bluetooth.
Learn through illustrated quizzes and cross-sectional views. Test knowledge with terminology challenges. Explore anterior, posterior, and cross-sectional perspectives for detailed study.
The app transforms a ZEISS microscope and camera into a WiFi-enabled imaging system. It captures images and videos of microscopic samples, allows for annotations and reports, and saves files to a network or shares them.
The app collects patient information including vitals, heart function, and lung function. This data is transmitted to remote clinicians for monitoring and clinical decision making.