Enhancing low cost camera laparoscopic system based on embedded systems: Raspberry pi and development a platform performance quantitative

Noor Ibrahim Bdaiwi; Ziad Tarik AI-Dhhan

doi:10.21744/ijecs.v5n1.1883

Authors

Noor Ibrahim Bdaiwi
nooribrahim075@gmail.com
Master Student in biomedical engineering department at Al-Nahrain University, Diwaniyah, Iraq
Ziad Tarik AI-Dhhan Proff. Dr. at Al-Nahrain University, Baghdad, Iraq

Keywords:

camera laparoscopy, enhance vision, platform performance, raspberry pi

Abstract

A laparoscopic camera is a device used to view internal organs in the abdomen when a laparoscopic camera is inserted through a small incision in the abdomen.We use an embedded system to develop a low-cost laparoscopic camera and refine and evaluate the whole system. Small size production using various parameters to evaluate the usefulness of a portable, low-cost, camera-less laparoscopic simulator for training laparoscopy in abdominal surgery and the inexpensively of hospital environment constraints. Characterization of Raspberry Pi Embedded Compact system with perfect camera and image processing system. Design and compact, low-cost laparoscopic camera system and performance evaluation by hospital staff.

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