As we all know, medical equipment is a market application with three high aggregations - high cost, high technology concentration, and high threshold competition market. The reason for this is self-evident. The medical industry is an industry closely related to life safety, especially when it is important to treat injuries and save lives. Therefore, countries around the world have set very high safety standards for medical products. Because of this, certification and development costs for various safety regulations including electrical, antimicrobial, and materials for medical devices are higher than for general commercial and industrial products.

In addition, the medical industry is a highly technology-intensive industry, from materials science, chemistry, biology, electrical and electronics, and even optics and computer information, will be integrated into various equipment used in the medical industry, so whether the development and technology costs are comparable Expensive, and technology demands raise the bar for those interested in entering the market.

4KUHD high-definition display will become the new standard for medical equipment

Diagnose patient conditions directly through ultra-high-definition displays, which are more accurate than visual inspections using printed X-rays in the past

Among all medical equipment, medical monitors play an important role in medical diagnosis, radiation detection, surgical treatment, and patient pathological monitoring.

Medical equipment that processes and outputs ultra-high-definition image signals in real time will become mainstream

For endoscopic surgery, this surgery requires three key points:

• Small surgical incision (reduces the burden on the human body)
• See the finest image details through a miniaturized precision device.
• Deliver accurate real-time dynamic images for surgery

This function combines the two requirements of surgery and precise inspection. Among these requirements, the smallest details are crucial. Under the general full HD resolution, the details of the wound may not be seen, and even cause misjudgment of the disease or surgical error. Due to the advancement of precision equipment, ultra-high-definition medical imaging has become a new benchmark for the medical industry, and it has also driven the improvement and progress of medical displays.

AI, cloud computing, 5G and other technologies have accelerated the development of smart medical care, and the output value of medical displays has leaped forward

5G communication technology and cloud computing have accelerated the development of smart medical care, including hospital testing, treatment, and nursing care, home care, long-term care, and even telemedicine and patient monitoring. In the past, due to the limitations of transmission distance, bandwidth and speed, the pain point of delay in the transmission of ultra-high-definition medical images has disappeared.

Remote surgery combined with information transmission and Internet of Things technology will become an important foundation for smart hospitals in the future

With the increasing demand for aging and long-term care, the demand for high-precision, high-resolution and large-screen medical displays has gradually increased. For example, 4K, 8K, and 3D surgical medical displays have come out one after another. Brightness, high contrast, etc.

The global medical display market size is US$1.86 billion and is expected to grow to US$2.33 billion in 2023. Among them, the medical display application category has the highest proportion of diagnostic use, and it is estimated that the proportion will reach 51% by 2023; in particular, the fastest growing medical display application is surgical application, which is expected to reach a compound growth rate of 7.6% by 2023.

The demand for medical displays is increasing year by year, especially the rapid growth of surgical applications

TES accelerates the layout of ultra-high-definition display products to meet customer needs

Faced with the ultra-high-definition display demand of the medical market, TES, which has been working on industrial ultra-high-definition displays for many years, has released a series of healthcare medical-specific displays in addition to the 43-inch and 55-inch 4K ultra-high-definition displays for industrial use. desktop monitor products. In the future, we will continue to provide high-definition products of various sizes in response to industry development trends and customer needs.