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I. Professional Hardware Performance for Complex Medical Scenarios

Dedicated Graphics Card and High-Precision Display: Supports smooth rendering of dental imaging (e.g., CBCT, 3D scan data) with 2K/4K high color accuracy display, ensuring doctors can clearly observe details such as tooth structure and bone density.Industrial-Grade Stability: Full metal shielding design with EMI/EMC/ESD interference resistance technology, avoiding electromagnetic interference in scenarios with dense medical equipment and ensuring long-term fault-free operation.IP65 Protection Rating: Resist the invasion of droplets, water mist and dust, effectively, And reduce the risk of equipment damage caused by environmental factors.

II. Touch Interaction Optimizes the Entire Diagnostic and Treatment Process

Real-Time Modeling and Dynamic Adjustment: When linked with oral optical scanners, doctors can directly rotate, zoom, and simulate occlusion relationships of 3D models generated by scans via the touchscreen, quickly formulating orthodontic or implant plans.

Case Data Integration: Touch operations simplify processes such as image annotation and case archiving. Diagnostic information can be saved with one click into electronic health records, enhancing information management efficiency.

Multi-Device Collaborative Control: Serving as the central interaction interface of the diagnostic station, it can connect to dental microscopes, endoscopes, and other devices, achieving centralized display and operation of multi-source data.

III. Special Design for Complex Medical Environments

Anti-Glare Display Technology: Ensures clear image details under bright lighting in diagnostic rooms, avoiding reflections that interfere with doctor operations.

Antimicrobial Surface Treatment: The screen and body feature medical-grade antimicrobial coatings, meeting the high hygiene standards of oral diagnostics.

Modular Expansion Ports: Support for external accessories such as foot pedals and voice input, adapting to personalized needs in different diagnostic scenarios.

IV. Multi-Dimensional Improvement of Medical Service Quality

Patient-Centric Diagnosis: Doctors can intuitively display treatment plans via the touchscreen. Patients can view simulation effects, enhancing doctor-patient communication and trust.

Teleconsultation Support: Built-in high-definition cameras and network modules facilitate remote image review and real-time annotation by experts.

Data Security Storage: Patient privacy data is protected using industrial-grade encryption technology, complying with medical information security management standards.

In summary, touchscreen all-in-one computers meet the needs of dental medical scenarios in terms of hardware performance, interaction logic and environmental adaptability. They have become an indispensable intelligent terminal device in modern digital dental diagnostic and treatment systems.