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In VirTelMed we are researching innovative applications for providing telemedicine services to underserved communities from anywhere in the world. Given the increasing penetration of mobile phones and mobile networks in developing regions, the increasing capabilities of the phones themselves, and the high expressivity of rich audio and visual interfaces, we are currently developing a prototype based on mobile platforms and rich audio-visual interfaces featuring avatars and 2D/3D objects. We believe such an approach has intrinsic advantages as well as challenges that we plan to exploit and address.






















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  • VirTelMed featured at the UOC VirTelMed is being featured at the Open University of California (UOC), as part of the course curricula in the M.S. in Telemedicine.Thank you to all the UOC students ...
    Posted Feb 8, 2012 7:50 AM by Daniel Massaguer
  • Ethnographic study to Nica (II) and usability studies At the end of last September one of our researchers traveled again to Nicaragua to continue our ethnographic study to gather requirements and to perform usability studies of our first ...
    Posted Feb 8, 2012 7:47 AM by Daniel Massaguer
  • Jeffrey Tse a SURF-IT Fellow Jeffrey Tse was awarded a SURF-IT fellowship to work with VirTelMed for the Summer. This week he presented his progress and plans for the rest of the Summer to ...
    Posted Jul 29, 2011 7:58 AM by Daniel Massaguer
  • VirTelMed featured at UOC VirTelMed has been presented and discussed online for 1 week as one of the telemedicine experiences presented at the M.S. in Telemedicine at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC ...
    Posted Jul 29, 2011 7:55 AM by Daniel Massaguer
  • VirTelMed, a semi-finalist at the Vodafone Americas Foundation Wireless Innovation Project VirTelMed was one of the projects that advanced to the semi-finalist stages of review since it "was very unique and innovative with great social impact". The Wireless Innovation Project ...
    Posted Feb 14, 2011 2:18 PM by Daniel Massaguer
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