Medical Imaging Display & Endoscope Recording Terminal Solution
Endoscopic and ultrasound procedures call for 4K capture, real-time image processing and multi-screen synchronized display, with the full session recorded and archived. Built on the RK3588 core board (4×A76 + 4×A55, 6TOPS NPU), this solution covers 4K video input, multi-screen output, procedure recording and archiving, and hospital system integration, delivered as a core board or complete terminal. It is for image display and recording only, not for diagnostic use. Contact us and get selection advice within 48 hours.
Pain Points
- 4K video input and real-time processing demand strong SoC performance; entry platforms drop frames
- Multiple screens must show the same frame in sync, and interface and timing alignment is complex to debug
- Procedure recordings are large files that are hard to store locally and archive systematically
- Devices must integrate with in-hospital PACS and HIS systems, requiring significant protocol adaptation
- Medical devices face strict compliance requirements, so registration paths must be planned alongside hardware
Recommended Hardware Configuration
| SoC platform | RK3588 (4×Cortex-A76 + 4×Cortex-A55) with 8K decode; refer to the datasheet |
|---|---|
| AI computing power | 6TOPS NPU for image enhancement and picture-quality algorithms |
| Memory & storage | Optional LPDDR4/LPDDR5 with eMMC plus SATA/NVMe expansion for large recording files |
| Video input | HDMI 2.1 / DP and MIPI CSI inputs supporting 4K video sources |
| Display output | Multiple HDMI/DP/MIPI outputs for synchronized multi-screen display |
| Network & interfaces | Gigabit Ethernet, USB 3.0 and RS232 for hospital systems and peripherals |
Software Capabilities
- 4K video capture: multi-channel HDMI/DP/MIPI input with low-latency capture and display
- Real-time image processing: denoising, color correction, scaling and stitching with configurable parameters
- Multi-screen synchronized display: the same frame output to multiple screens, with mirror and split layouts
- Recording and archiving: rule-based recording, segmented storage, retrieval playback and archive export
- System integration: SDK and protocol documentation for connecting to in-hospital PACS and HIS systems, with assisted integration
Deliverables & Services
- Requirement review (free): clarify video channel count, display layout, storage and integration needs, and deliver selection advice
- Hardware design: core board selection, carrier board customization, multi-screen output and thermal structure design
- BSP/drivers/algorithms: system trimming, video I/O driver adaptation and image-processing module development
- Prototype integration: build the prototype, run 4K display and recording tests, and integrate with hospital systems
- Low-volume and mass-production support: low-volume MOQ, continuous supply and firmware upgrade maintenance
FAQ
Q：Why choose RK3588 for a medical imaging display terminal?
RK3588 pairs a 4×A76 + 4×A55 architecture with a 6TOPS NPU and 8K decode, handling 4K video input, multi-screen output and image-processing algorithms at once — well suited to terminals that need multi-channel HD display and recording; actual performance depends on the datasheet. For fewer video channels, RK3576 can be evaluated. Submit your requirements for free selection advice within 48 hours.
Q：How are the development cost and timeline for a 4K display and recording terminal estimated?
Cost is driven mainly by the number of video inputs, display outputs, recording storage scheme and hospital system integration effort. A core board plus carrier board approach changes little and shortens lead time, while full-enclosure, thermal and multi-system integration add work. Start with a free requirement review to scope it; we provide a selection and effort estimate within 48 hours, without inflated pricing.
Q：Can the solution integrate with in-hospital PACS and HIS systems?
Yes. We provide an SDK, interface documentation and engineer support to implement data exchange and image export per the hospital system's interface spec. Since hospital systems vary widely in version and protocol, the exact scope depends on the interface documents the hospital provides. Share them during the requirement review and we will reply on feasibility within 48 hours.
Q：Does this terminal require medical device registration, and how does the solution support it?
This solution is a hardware and software platform for image display and recording terminals and is not intended for diagnostic use. Whether it qualifies as a medical device, and the registration path, depends on its specific functions and target-market regulations; medical device registration is handled by the customer according to local regulations. We can support hardware, software and documentation to help customers prepare the required technical files.
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