At the University of Toronto a team have made Raspberry Pi enabled systems for remotely monitoring patients.
More from the CBC:
They attached a standard fingertip probe, already in use in hospitals to monitor vital signs, to a “very, very small computer about the size of a credit card,” explained Wong.
That simple computer, called a Raspberry Pi, can then connect to the internet — allowing health-care workers to check on patients from any nursing station computer, or on their smartphone.
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