FOR THE TEAMS BUILDING WHAT’S NEXT

Your research.
A richer view.

Start with the question you’re trying to answer. We’ll discuss the data and clinical context needed to move your research forward.

Data around your brief

Explore existing surgical video, new capture, or a combination, with exact specifications defined together.

Clinical context included in the plan

Scope procedure labels, temporal annotation, expert review, and evaluation support as needed.

Clarity before commitment

Define source requirements, permitted uses, delivery expectations, and acceptance criteria.

Committed to HIPAA-compliant data partnerships.

Before handling protected health information, we will establish the required safeguards, agreements, and permissions.

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Every collaboration is scoped individually. Availability, compensation, rights, and acceptance requirements are agreed per project.

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START A CONVERSATION

Tell us what you’re building.

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BEFORE WE BEGIN

Sourcing surgical datasets: your questions, answered.

How can my team source surgical video datasets?

Submit a research brief describing the task, procedures, required views, approximate scale, and intended uses. Operavue scopes existing-video licensing, custom capture, and clinical expertise against those requirements. We define sample review, provenance, permissions, and acceptance criteria before committing to delivery.

Can you scope 2K stereoscopic surgical video?

Yes. New capture partnerships can be scoped for 2K stereoscopic video. The brief should specify exact pixels per view, frame rate, left/right pairing, synchronization, and calibration requirements. A resolution label alone does not establish suitability; hardware and recording specifications are agreed per project.

Can a dataset include surgeon annotations and evaluation?

Clinical expertise can be scoped alongside footage, including procedure descriptions, temporal labels, instrument annotations, dataset review, and model evaluation. Label definitions, reviewer roles, quality checks, and delivery formats are agreed around the task. Annotation and expert services are distinct deliverables in the proposal.

Does surgical video include robot actions or patient outcomes?

Not automatically. Video shows visible events; robot commands, kinematics, force measurements, and patient outcomes require separate sources and permissions. Specify any additional signals in your brief. We distinguish observed footage, expert labels, and inferred information when defining a proposed dataset.

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Your research.A richer view.