LG Shows Prototypes of Healthcare Monitors at Radiological Conference
LG Business Solutions gave a peek into its healthcare aspirations at the Radiological Society of North America Monday, previewing display technology tailored to the segment. Its prototypes included a 32-inch diagnostic monitor with an 8-megapixel in-plane switching (IPS) display with…
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1,000 nits’ brightness and a 2,000:1 contrast ratio. Features in development include an integrated front sensor and luminance sensor, swivel and tilt adjustments, built-in calibration software and a “screen manager” that enables on-board control and 17 languages for on-screen menus and tools. It also showed prototypes of a 55-inch 4K IPS display with multiple inputs and outputs, plus a 14-inch portable, battery-powered digital X-ray detector that can connect wirelessly to a PC. Features in development include built-in auto-exposure control that provides readings of total radiation received and an auto-shutoff for when thresholds are reached. The monitors aren't currently for sale in the U.S., LG said.