British hospitals are testing smart glasses - they scan the patient and make an appointment with the doctor.

In two regions of the UK, nurses have begun testing thermal smart glasses. They scan the patient, assess the condition of his wounds and make an appointment with the doctor. Video consultations can be sent in real time to a highly specialized specialist. The glasses are able to execute voice commands, lay the best route to the patient's home and make mailing lists. The smart gadget should save the time of family doctors and make the work of nurses easier - they spend half a day solely on filling out documents and working at a computer.