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Artificial intelligence (AI) |
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Detecting virus, individuals with fever, and suspected symptoms of COVID-19 through the integration of thermal imaging, AI, computer vision, and cloud computing and accordingly advice for the treatment. Further, this has brought down the time of genetic detection to minutes.
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Cloud computing |
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All necessary information is stored at a computing platform and made available to enable an enormous amount of computing power to the users with the help of the internet and helps in making real-time decisions in disease modeling. Software can be used with blockchain and other tools to model requirements of critical facilities at a different level, from the hospital to the nation.
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Big data |
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Provide storage capacity for extensive data of the population in a format that can be used efficiently for analysis and necessary action can be taken toward the prevention of disease transmission, movement, health monitoring, and prevention system
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Telemedicine |
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A patient can have a consultation from well-trained professionals on their medical conditions through video calls, avoiding the need for a hospital visit and thus helping the social distancing and man-to-man contact and disease transmission. However, these remote consultations are now possible with using better telecom infrastructure with virtual reality and augmented reality
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Blockchain |
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5G + smart applications |
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The high-speed network allows real-time data of video and audio quality for patient data analysis, telemedicine, medical, and surgical intervention
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Internet of things (IoT) |
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Drones |
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Robotics |
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Modern enterprise video communications platform |
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Additive manufacturing |
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Smartphone apps |
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