Leo360.
Consultation, remote controls, and clinical feedback. Together.
A telemedicine interface that lets physicians conduct consultations and interact with a remote medical robot, combining communication, commands, and monitoring in one workspace.
Frontend development & product integration
Husan · International client
Aug 2022 — Sep 2024
The problem worth solving.
Remote care combines several kinds of feedback: the live conversation, an operator’s commands, and changing device data. Each needed to be clear without fragmenting the physician’s attention across separate tools.
Where I took ownership.
- Implemented frontend video-consultation experiences.
- Built backend-mediated command flows and result presentation.
- Developed monitoring views and chart-based device feedback.
Decisions behind the experience.
One operational workspace
Integrated video consultation and remote-control interactions into a single frontend workflow.
Commands with clear feedback
Built request, status, and result flows through backend APIs. Backend services handle direct communication with the medical robot.
Readable monitoring
Used periodic data updates and charts to present changing device information in a near-real-time interface.
Engineering that serves the workflow.
The interface brings remote consultation and operational controls together, with a clear separation between the frontend experience and backend device communication.
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