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Smart glasses for surgeons

Smart glasses for the operating room.
Hands-free, all day long.

Dictate, photograph, call and share by voice.
Your dictation automates the paperwork, starting with your operative report.

A surgeon operating while wearing smart glasses with microphones and a camera in the frame
Note: posterior approach, capsule preserved. Take a photo. Get the consultant's opinion.
What you leave with
Operative reportYour template
Approach
Posterior approach completed. No complications.
Implants
Femoral stem, size 4 REF 4567-04 · LOT D45678
Post-op
Full weight bearing. Review at 6 weeks.
Attached
Signed before you left the OR

Illustrative example. Records only when you say so.

Dictation

Focus on surgery.
Not the paperwork.

Speak naturally as you operate. Each note goes into the right part of your own template.

  • Dictate during the case, hands-free
  • Report drafted automatically in your template
  • Photos read for you: details such as implant labels go straight into the report
Operative reportYour template
ProcedureRight primary total hip replacement
ApproachPosterior approach, capsule preserved.Dictated 08:14
FindingsCemented stem. Stable through full range of motion.Dictated 08:58
ImplantsFemoral stem, size 4 · REF 4567-04 · LOT D45678Read from the label
Post-opFull weight bearing. Review at six weeks.Dictated 09:19
Drafted automatically · ready to check and sign
Communication

Hands-free calls and second opinions.

“Call the ward.”Connected through your glasses, while you keep operating
“Get the consultant's opinion.”Your photo goes to the consultant, who can reply straight away
“Share my view.”A colleague elsewhere sees what you see, live
Also hands-free
  • MusicYour playlist, by voice
  • TimersCement and tourniquet
  • Procedure referenceYour plan and steps, on request
  • Quick questionsGeneral lookups, by voice

The same glasses guide your nurses and give your hospital procedure and instrument analytics.

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