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Ricerca>Progetti>Live-For-All
| Full title | LIVE-FOR-ALL |
Summary
| In modern medical
teaching the operating theatre procedures play an important role. There is an
intrinsic limit to the availability of operating rooms for students: space is
never enough. The use of video transmission to other sites, such as classrooms,
has been spreading in the last years, but it requires point to point connection,
lacking flexibility.
The recent advancements in digital video encoding and
streaming video technology make now possible to deliver high quality moving images
and sound to a LAN.
Personal computers are ubiquitous and allow anybody to
access a live transmission in any room.
For live transmissions, multicasting
saves bandwidth if there are multiple users. | | Time
frame | Jan 2000 - Dec 2000 (the project has been extended and is now
running with Campus Bio-Medico funds) | | Funded
by |  | | Project
leader for Campus Bio-Medico | Michele
Crudele | | Campus Bio-Medico
role | Project leader | | Notes |
Initial proposal and goals
State of the project: September
2003 |
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