The system leverages IOWN all-photonics network technology, which has demonstrated the ability to resolve network issues commonly faced by cloud-based endoscopy systems.
This development follows a joint experiment that began in March, combining Olympus’ endoscopy technology with NTT’s high-speed, low-latency APN technology.
The companies plan to collaborate on the full-scale implementation of the cloud-based endoscopy system and aim to enhance the performance and functionality of endoscopy systems through cloud technology, according to the release.
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