Hello Dongjin! Nice to meet you too!

Right now I'm working in extracting relevant information from 3D geometry (like area, volume, etc...) to use in a validation system, so I'm not working with rendering stuff at all (ok, maybe just basica stuff, like plotting some geometry on the screen, nothing fancy), but it is on the roadmap here, and certainly it's a job for a graphics programmer, beeing it on a game engine or in another scenario. By the way, I'm always looking into game-related articles and code to do what I need, since a lot of game techniques can be used and/or adapted to other fields where computer graphics is applied. And to tell the truth my objetive is really to work on games.

Thank you for a detailed description.

I went to the game development department at school, but I am not making games at the moment.

So it looks great.

I'm glad you asked! :)

Hello, Sebastian.

what diffents between health care and medical muchine?

I have way to medical or health care section.

When 2 years ago, health care sector with smart watch(powered bluetooth) is trend in my country.

But, I'm not convinced.

Could you tell to me more story your job?

Hi,

I’m unsure what you mean with medical machine. Large medical devices like a MRI? I can image that build / developing for those machines is quite interesting.

In the end it all depends on your local health care market. In my country the health care sector is pretty conservative. Data security is a very serious topic here. This has to do with the fact that e.g. a family physician can be sued if he/her loses personal oder medical data of the patients. At the same time most of them are far from (IT) technical experienced. So there is much mistrust against fancy bleeding edge technology. Another thing is, when data is stored in data centers, then its an unwritten mandatory that the data center have to be in this country and not, like the most centers in the US due its laws for accessing data by its federal authorities. Working with hospitals is a bit more fun. Means they have mostly an own data center and a good infrastructure. Also the software you need to talk to have mostly good data exchange interfaces (like HL7).

I worked at a company who build document management software as well as archiving solutions. Basically the whole backend that powers e.g. a hospital. Every document, X-Ray scan and report created during your stay in the hospital gets uploaded and archived to our System and will be archived for the mandatory time (by law) of 30 years. Other clinic software can demand these information through the same interfaces and the staff can do some workflow like for surgeries incl. pre- and post prep. Later in a smaller start up I worked on software which assists and controls the complete path of the patient starting at the local family physician through clinic to aftercare. We installed our software on every participant on this path and synced the data using a sync server in a data center (Client-(local)Server-Server architecture). Like mentioned the health sector is pretty conservative and our concept was lets say ahead of the time (from sector perspective). So the start up went down because you need a lot of money and endurance in that sector plus there is no real room for market share growth because of cutthroat competition.

As you see it depends very much on the local sector and which part you playing in this. Hope this little insight helped you for your decision.

If you have any questions feel free to ask :)

Thank you very much.

I knew that the medical field was conservative, but I did not know that much.

The healthcare market in Korea has developed into a field that helps with exercise.

In SmartWatch, you can send a health indicator such as heart rate to your smartphone and make a diet chart.

However, I want to make a medical device. Like MRI. haha

I first noticed HL7. This country is not settled yet.

In Korea, medical expenses are not so high because of the state medical insurance.

So it seems that it is not as conservative about the latest technology as the United States.

It is true that they do not know the technology well.

Good Insight Thank you.

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