Attendants: Tobias Sielhorst, Mohan, Ingo Kresse, Philipp Stefan, Mustafa Isik, Oliver Kutter, Tobias Blum

Minute Taker: Tobias Blum

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Tops

1. Introduction of Mohan
2. General Issues
3. System Architecture
4. User Interface

Top 1: Introduction of Mohan

• Mohan is the new Hiwi at the chair
• Mohan has been introduced to our project

Top 2: General Issues

• both, the ART and RAMP tracking system, will track the arc. ART tracking data will be transformed to the RAMP coordinate system.
• we have problems attaching the markers to the forceps, because we have no workshop and there is a lack of tools. We will ask at the Brügge-chair if we can use their tools.
• calibration of the forceps will not be done every time the program starts. Calibration data will be stored and there should be a calibration tool to adjust the calibration manually.

Top 3: System Architecture

• there is already a RAMP-server which sends the tracking data 30 times per second to the RAMP-client. We don't have to care about this.
• ART tracking-data is provided by an UDP-server 60 times per second. We have to transform the data to the RAMP coordinate system.
• the Medproc-server provides data at a rate of about 10 times per second. Because we can not use the real Medproc-server we have to use our own Medproc-server, who generates fake-values.
• ART, RAMP and Medproc server should transfer their data to the RAMP-client.
• the RAMP-client will communicate with CAugmentedBabysim which is already implemented.

Top 4: User Interface

• biomedical functions on a virtual monitor can be accessed by following keys:
  • Q: heartbeat rate of the baby (which is the default value)
  • W: heartbeat rate of the mother
  • E: contraction rate
  • R: blood pressure of the mother
  • T: oxygen saturation
• the biomedical functions must be visualized numerical and the monitor has to be labeled with the actual shown biomedical function. an additional graphical visualization can be implemented.
• a progress bar of the birth progress has to be shown
• until next meeting a manual, containing all functions and the user interface, has to be written.