In the medical field, embedded displays have been applied at every level. For example, in operating rooms, doctors can view patients' real-time physiological data through embedded displays to perform precise surgical procedures; in hospital lobbies, patients can use self-service kiosks equipped with embedded displays for registration, payment, and medical services; in telemedicine, embedded displays also play a crucial role, allowing doctors to diagnose and treat patients remotely via high-definition video and images.
In the automotive industry, they help drivers obtain various vehicle information, such as speed, fuel consumption, and driving routes, improving driving safety and comfort. Embedded displays also play a vital role in autonomous driving technology, displaying real-time environmental information to help the autonomous driving system make accurate decisions.
In the aviation field, passengers on airplanes can watch movies, play games, and surf the internet using embedded displays; in the pilot's cockpit, embedded displays provide flight parameters, navigation information, and weather information to help pilots fly safely.