Application of CNN in augmented reality for patient monitoring system management

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Authors: Sarab Mohammed Taher, Ahmed Basim Shabaa, Rasha Jamal Hindi
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Abstract

Background: The combination of artificial intelligence (AI) and augmented reality (AR) could be greatly improved in the healthcare field, especially Patient Monitoring system Management, in terms of transforming patient monitoring by providing real-time, immersive data visualization. Objective: This research ambitions to improve and evaluate an AR-based patient monitoring system that uses CNNs to increase the accuracy and efficiency of patient data clarification, thereby optimizing patient management and healthcare outcomes. Method: The proposed system assimilates AR technology with a CNN-based model designed in order to analyze besides display patient health metrics in real-time. Key patient data, together with vital signs and diagnostic information, are processed through the CNN to detect abnormalities and predict risks of potential health. The AR interface covers these insights directly into the clinician's field of view, leading to better decision-making. Result: Preliminary evaluations validate that the system of AR-CNN significantly increases the precision and speed of the analysis of patient data, prominent to more appropriate interventions and enhanced patient outcomes. Clinicians subjected evaluations to higher satisfaction and reduced cognitive load while using the system. Conclusion: The AR-CNN-based patient monitoring system presents a capable method to improving healthcare management, contribution enhanced data interpretation, and real-time support intended for clinicians in dynamic environments of healthcare.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Augmented Reality Applications Internet of Things and AI Non-Invasive Vital Sign Monitoring

Publication details

Journal / source
AIP conference proceedings
Volume
3393
Pages
070048–070048
Publication date
1 January 2026
Language
EN