FOR HOSPITALS, PRACTICES & DATA PARTNERS
Turn an existing surgical archive or a new capture opportunity into a thoughtfully structured data partnership.
Register your interest ↓License existing footage or explore a new 2K stereoscopic capture program. We welcome inquiries across surgical specialties.
Discuss minimum guarantees, revenue sharing, preparation responsibilities, and reporting before committing.
Work with the appropriate rights holders and institutional teams to establish permissions and scope.
Before handling protected health information, we will establish the required safeguards, agreements, and permissions.
Our privacy commitment ↗Every collaboration is scoped individually. Availability, compensation, rights, and acceptance requirements are agreed per project.
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A few details help us find the right next step.
BEFORE WE BEGIN
Operavue welcomes inquiries about existing open, laparoscopic, robotic, endoscopic, and microscopic surgical video. We assess recordings against a buyer’s research requirements, image quality, available context, and licensing permissions. Existing footage does not need to be stereoscopic.
Start with the organization or person authorized to license the recordings. A surgeon’s involvement in a procedure does not by itself establish ownership of the video. We work with the relevant rights holders and institutional teams to define permissions, privacy requirements, and permitted uses.
Qualifying partnerships can combine an agreed minimum payment commitment with a share of licensing revenue. The agreement defines accepted deliverables, payment timing, reporting, and whether the guarantee is additional to revenue sharing or an advance against it. Terms are negotiated for each project.
Describe the procedures, approximate number of recordings, capture format, country, and your role in the permissions process. A high-level description is enough to start. Do not send patient information or surgical footage through this website; any later transfer is arranged separately.
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