This capability brief from RTI demonstrates how RTI Connext® provides a medical-grade communication foundation for the development of highly evolvable, reliable, and secure medical robotic systems.
It examines how Connext enables distributed applications in a robotic system-of-systems to seamlessly exchange real-time data across devices and networks, including both LANs and WANs.
The document highlights how a data-centric communications framework supports highly modular and evolvable software-defined, AI-enabled architectures while delivering the reliability and low latency essential for real-time control and feedback. Connext also supports local and remote teleoperation with real-time Quality of Service over LANs and WANs.
For medical device manufacturers developing connected robotic and digital surgery systems, Connext provides capabilities to help align with FDA cybersecurity guidance. It also supports ROS 2 for fast prototyping and easy incremental evolution to production-grade deployment.
Together, these capabilities provide a medical-grade communications foundation for building and evolving reliable, secure, and data-centric medical robotic systems.
Key Topics Covered
- Medical-grade communications for highly evolvable, reliable, and secure medical robotic systems
- Real-time data exchange across distributed applications, devices, LANs, and WANs
- Data-centric communications for modular, software-defined, AI-enabled architectures
- Reliability and low latency for real-time control and feedback
- Local and remote teleoperation with real-time Quality of Service
- Alignment with FDA cybersecurity guidance
- ROS 2 support for fast prototyping and incremental evolution to production-grade deployment
