Smart ambulance

SDC enables direct, standardized communication between ventilators, monitors, and infusion pumps – without proprietary interfaces. Vital signs can be synchronized and processed in real time. Supporting medical professionals in critical care situations and freeing up time to focus on the patient.

All SDC-enabled devices can be operated via a single interface – such as a touchscreen in the patient compartment. This reduces handling errors, saves time, and eases workload during emergencies.

Devices detect their operational context (e.g. trauma bay, ambulance) and automatically adapt their settings – such as alarm thresholds, language, or ventilation modes. Supporting medical professionals and alleviating burden.

Vital parameters and device settings are automatically recorded in a digital case report – with timestamps and device IDs. This improves hospital handoff and supports legal traceability.

Hospital systems can receive pre-arrival data, such as ECG trends, ventilation parameters, or administered drugs – allowing trauma teams to prepare before the patient arrives.

SDC provides a standardized, “medical grade” data interface, enabling high-quality remote monitoring and interaction. Telemedicine providers can not only view real-time patient data but potentially control SDC-enabled devices – opening new possibilities for expert guidance during critical care transport.