With the continuous advancement of the hierarchical diagnosis and treatment system and the growing demand for balanced medical resources, telemedicine has evolved from conceptual validation to large-scale application. In scenarios such as cross-hospital consultations, primary care assistance, and guidance for critical and severe cases, a mobile terminal capable of carrying high-definition video communication, medical image retrieval, and multi-endpoint collaboration has become essential equipment for medical institutions. The ST-L1 Telemedicine Consultation Cart, launched by Stone Wisdom Technology, provides reliable hardware support for telemedicine through an integrated and modular product approach.

I. Typical Medical Scenarios for Telemedicine Consultation Carts

1. Cross-Hospital Teleconsultation
Case discussions between large tertiary hospitals and their branch campuses or partner hospitals are becoming increasingly frequent. The ST-L1 cart can be flexibly moved between different departments, transmitting real-time bedside physical signs and examination images to remote experts, supporting multi-party video access, and reducing diagnostic delays caused by spatial distance.

2. Primary Care Assistance
In county-level medical communities and paired assistance programs, experts from higher-level hospitals provide case guidance to primary care institutions via telemedicine carts. The equipment features a high degree of integration and can be used immediately upon plugging in and connecting to the network, requiring no complex wiring to quickly set up a consultation environment, which facilitates the distribution of high-quality medical resources to the grassroots level.

3. Remote Guidance for Acute and Critical Care
When encountering complex cases in emergency departments, ICUs, and other departments, medical staff can quickly use the cart to call in higher-level experts for real-time visualized guidance. The gimbal camera can flexibly adjust its viewing angle, clearly transmitting the rescue scene to provide a basis for remote decision-making.

4. Remote Ward Rounds in Special Infectious Disease Wards
In the management of infectious disease wards or isolation wards, the telemedicine consultation cart can serve as a remote visual extension for medical staff, reducing the frequency of unnecessary entries and exits from isolation areas. This not only lowers the risk of cross-infection but also ensures the quality of ward rounds.

II. Functional Features of the ST-L1 Telemedicine Consultation Cart

1. Dual-Screen Collaboration with Segmented Information Presentation
The ST-L1 features a side-by-side dual horizontal screen layout. The two screens separately display video communication feeds and medical imaging or electronic medical record information. During consultations, doctors do not need to frequently switch windows and can simultaneously observe remote experts' expressions and CT, MRI, and other imaging data, thereby improving communication efficiency. The screen bracket supports angle adjustment, accommodating users of different heights and usage postures.

2. Integrated Gimbal Camera for Flexible Viewing Angles
A gimbal camera is integrated at the top of the cart, positioned centrally above the dual screens, close to the natural eye level for face-to-face communication. The gimbal supports horizontal and vertical angle adjustments and can focus on the patient's face, vital signs monitors, wounds, or surgical areas as needed. The camera platform reserves standard mounting holes and is compatible with mainstream video conferencing equipment, allowing medical institutions to select options based on their existing information systems.

3. Modular Structure for Flexible Configuration and Expansion
The column is made of aluminum alloy with a surface spray coating, providing a sturdy structure with controlled weight. Equipment mounting rails are reserved on the side of the column, and the lower equipment compartment can accommodate a mini host, power modules, or storage devices. Each functional module has a clear partition, making maintenance and future upgrades easier. The modular design allows the cart to adapt to the configuration needs of different departments, rather than being a fixed, singular solution.

4. Ergonomic Work Surface for Convenient Operation
The height of the work surface is set at 839mm, accommodating the natural elbow height of most adult users when standing. The surface is integrally molded from ABS plastic with rounded edges, making it easy to wipe and disinfect. A push-pull handle is integrated into one side of the surface, allowing for one-handed pushing. Additionally, the surface can temporarily hold items like stethoscopes or notebooks, meeting the need for easy access during consultations.

5. Medical Silent Casters for Stable Movement and Reliable Positioning
The base is equipped with four 4-inch medical silent casters featuring a universal wheel structure, ensuring low noise during movement, which is suitable for quiet environments like wards and ICUs. The casters are equipped with brake locking mechanisms, allowing for stable parking upon arrival and preventing accidental movement during consultations. The total weight of the unit is approximately 30kg, allowing a single person to transport it on flat surfaces.

III. Main Technical Parameters

IV. Product Value and Application Prospects

The ST-L1 Telemedicine Consultation Cart provides a comprehensive solution addressing needs such as mobility, information interaction, and infection control in medical scenarios. The dual-screen layout solves the problem of parallel presentation of multi-source information, the modular structure balances configuration flexibility and maintenance convenience, and the combination of aluminum alloy and ABS materials strikes a balance between durability, weight, and cost.

Against the backdrop of accelerated digital transformation in healthcare, the ease of use and stability of telemedicine terminals directly affect consultation efficiency. Stone Wisdom Technology will continue to focus on the field of mobile medical terminals, driving product iteration with scenario-based needs to provide medical institutions with reliable and efficient telemedicine hardware support.

Conclusion

The essence of telemedicine is professional connection beyond spatial limits. With integrated functional configurations and stable engineering implementation, the ST-L1 Telemedicine Consultation Cart offers a noteworthy choice for medical institutions to build remote collaboration capabilities.