VisionOR uses iPhones, iPads, and Mac Minis to record surgery audio, video, and workflow data in real time. A two-month pilot at a 60-surgeon facility automates post-op documentation, billing, and implant tracking. The system runs on-premises, so hospitals own their data and can stop anytime.
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You know, Vision OR actually records and it sees and hears everything in the operating room. And all we do is use Apple products. So iPhones, iPads, Mac Minis, and Apple Intelligence. Say or, or not say what we're doing with Apple, but it's a fully designed Apple native platform. And we're working in a facility now where it's going to be on premise. Uh, well, working with 60 surgeons already, I should say. Pilot is already underway and it's been active for about 2 months. The data is owned by the, the facility. So at any point in time they could cut it off. We were able to capture all our workflows, automate post-op docs, billing, implants, which I'll get into a little bit more up here. All we're trying to show you is we can have multiple camera views from anywhere in the operating room with just 3 little iPhones. So those iPhones are really supercomputers, whether you know it or not.