OpenSight

Precision imaging for precision healthcare

Precision prevents errors, reduces operating room times, and improves the patient’s experience and outcome. Using optical code alignment, cameras, and sensors, OpenSight maps both the patient and the surrounding environment from above, to the side, behind, or even underneath the patient. OpenSight significantly improves a physician’s understanding of their patient and allows them to:

Make more precise incisions. Visualize internal anatomy from cross-sectional imaging superimposed on a patient prior to surgery.

Navigate with knowledge. Mark the appropriate entrance point or angle, trajectory, and location for endoscope or needle placement, extract a foreign body, or place a pedicle screw.

Virtually annotate structures. Colorize target organs as well as outline or annotate pathology to create semitransparent holograms of targeted anatomy.

Patient engagement. Patients and their loved ones can view the annotated holographic images to better understand their procedure and feel more confident in their physician.

Teach with confidence. Multiple headsets can be shared among members of clinical teams, improving training and collaboration.

Ease of use

Click a series

Drop a tool

Print a code

Look at patient

Begin procedure

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Optical system

See-through holographic lenses

Depth camera 1-MP TOF

Two K 3:2 light engines

12 MP photo / HD video camera

Automatic pupillary distance calibration

Mixed reality capture: 8-MP stills

Holographic resolution: 2.3M total light points

Five-microphone array

Holographic Density: >2.5k radiants (light points per radian)

Ambient light sensor

52-degree field of view, with 47 pixels per degree

Two eye-tracking IR cameras

Four environment-understanding cameras.

OpenSight leads the market

First AR surgical system using Microsoft HoloLens to receive FDA clearance

Advanced 2D/3D/4D rendering without tethering

AI-enhanced advanced 3D image segmentation

Patented or patent-pending innovations

Optical Tag Registration

Surface Shell Registration

Virtual tools for incision, markers, needles, trocars, and more

Viewing images in a virtual spatial difference box

Optical encoding of login, password, and image retrieval

Virtual Annotations Patented optical tag registration system

Anatomic labeling, pathologic markup

Dynamic virtual targeting system for tracking lesions and trocar placement

Enterprise Imaging, HIPAA logging, LDAP logins, data encryption, auto-routing.