Computers have become the backbone of hospital workflows, as healthcare providers rely on them for EHR access, charting, medication dispensation, diagnostics, and countless other roles.
But just as providers use different tools for different purposes during surgery, different computers serve different roles in a hospital. These are the top five medical computers your hospital needs and their specific use cases. If you’d like to give any of these devices a try without committing to a purchase, Cybernet offers a 30-day demo for prospective customers.
CyberMed G24
Design: All-in-One Panel PC
Roles: Bedside computing, fixed workstations, powered carts, surgical support
The CyberMed G24 is the standard medical-grade panel PC and is suitable for a wide range of tasks in healthcare. Whether at a patient’s bedside, a provider’s workstation, or in the operating room, the CyberMed G24 provides ample processing power and memory, along with an intuitive touchscreen interface that gives providers a convenient way to enter commands.
As a true medical-grade computer, the CyberMed G24 is designed and manufactured specifically for healthcare work environments, with IEC/UL/cUL 60601-1 certification for near-patient safety and full compatibility with modern EMR software like Epic and Oracle Health. This helps ensure full support for providers when they need it most.
CyberMed G24B
Design: All-in-One Battery-Powered Panel PC
Roles: Unpowered carts, charting, medication dispensation
Many hospital workflows rely on providers equipped with carts, moving from room to room to update charts, dispense medicine, and conduct telehealth. However, powered carts (those with built-in batteries that power the computer and other equipment) are expensive and heavy, making them extremely taxing to use during long shifts.
The CyberMed G24B solves this problem by using hot-swappable batteries plugged into the PC itself, removing the need for a cart-mounted battery. These batteries can be switched out for fresh replacements without powering the CyberMed G24B down, freeing providers from having to constantly plug in and recharge their cart while they work.
The combination of a CyberMed G24B and an unpowered cart is less expensive than a traditional powered cart + PC combination and weighs less, creating a solution that is easier on your budget and more ergonomic for providers.
CyberMed Rx Tablet
Design: Handheld Computer Tablet
Roles: Mobile computing roles, charting, telehealth
The last, best word in mobile healthcare computing, the CyberMed Rx tablet is a handheld device that provides a lightweight, flexible solution for healthcare providers on the go. Roughly the same size as consumer-grade tablets, the CyberMed Rx is still fully medically certified, along with drop protection features, an IP65-rated front bezel to protect against dust and liquid spills, and a chemically-treated crack-resistant touchscreen.
To enhance its flexibility, the CyberMed Rx features built-in RFID and barcode scanners, letting it read medicine bottle labels, patient ID bracelets, and more. This helps providers access the correct information and prevents treatment errors from occurring.
With front- and rear-facing webcams, this tablet also excels in telehealth roles, enabling providers and patients to connect and share information remotely.
CyberMed Ai3
Design: AI Workstation
Roles: AI-assisted tasks, high-resolution imaging, real-time surgical assistance
The future of healthcare lies in AI-assisted workflows, with advanced programs working alongside providers to identify symptoms, assist in surgery, and develop new treatments. The CyberMed Ai3 lives at this bleeding edge, with dual NVIDIA RTX™ GPUs, 128GB of DDR5 RAM, and 4K resolution video capture capabilities.
This processing power makes the CyberMed Ai3 perfect for machine vision support during surgery. By watching a live feed of the surgical site, the CyberMed Ai3 can identify potential lesions, tumors, or other points of interest that surgeons might otherwise miss.
CyberMed R60
Design: Mini Box PC
Roles: Data collection, integration into other devices, confined workspaces
Some roles require a medical computer’s support, but are constrained by limited space. This is where the CyberMed R60 comes into play. At just 7.96” x 7.67” x 2.28”, the CyberMed R60 is far easier to fit into a confined workspace than a conventional desktop or panel PC without compromising on processing power or reliability.
This slim profile makes the CyberMed R60 ideal for roles like data collection or integration into a larger medical device that needs computer support. Easily mounted via VESA or DIN rails, this mini PC can fit on virtually any rack, cart, or wall mount you need it to.
Find the Perfect Computer For Your Needs with Cybernet Manufacturing
There’s no one-size-fits-all solution for medical computers. Every use case, from bedside charting to surgical support, needs a computer suited for that particular task. Finding the right fit comes down to working with the right partner.
Cybernet Manufacturing has spent over three decades designing and manufacturing computers for the full spectrum of medical computing roles. Whether you need
- Bedside data collection and monitoring
- Mobile charting
- Surgical support in the theater itself
- Advanced AI-supported processing
- Integration into a larger medical device
- Or other roles fulfilled…
We can offer a solution that can be customized to fit your exact needs, thanks to over three decades of experience, backed by a failure rate below 0.5%. Contact one of our experts today to get started.