The Surgeon's Eyes Camera ™  Benefits  Specifications

Benefits to the Surgeon's Eyes Camera

The Surgeon's Eyes also provides customized camera systems for medical schools that give instructor the ability to see and monitor the operations of all their students at the same time. The instructor can record each student individually and have the ability to make a composite recording of all students that they are viewing.  Instructors also have the ability to speak individually and/or in group to their students. Now medical, dental and veterinarian surgeons can record in video and audio all their individual operations. Video can be viewed from the HDVR simultaneously from a single screen, or selected by groups or individuals.  This provides a consistent format of all students activities. Single System and expanded system configurations for operating or procedure room.

The Surgeon's Eyes Camera helmet light weight and worn by surgeon.

Patent-pending engineered construction for appropriate support and balance optimization with camera and helmet. 1.5 ounce customer video camera with a fully automatic control unit and power supply. Soft expandable head cap with a full 45 degrees pan and tilt adjustable mount. All cables and connections Daylight color-corrected light with power supply Your close-up prescription or neutral eye glasses customized to your loupes or new one of your choice State-of-the-art narrow polar pattern microphone with fully automatic two-channel audio mixer Use an assistant or work completely solo with remote control Offered in wired and wireless options for connectivity to HDVR.  Provides optimal support of multiple eye view cameras and other IP video cameras associated with the procedure room.

Multi-Camera system of The Surgeon's Eyes Cameras and Room cameras

  • In typical medical training schools, the Surgeon's Eyes can provide a helmet camera for all students and central monitoring capability and recording for instructor observation and video recording review.
  • Room cameras are concealed in the ceiling of the procedure room or mounted on the external wallsproviding multiple views dependent on the camera’s lens selection.