A digital operating-room integration concept
SH-MEDVISION · Shanghai · since 2012

Real-time video for the operating room

SUTIV captures, streams, records and shares surgical video for live teaching, remote guidance and case review.

2012Founded in Shanghai
100+Hospital projects
4Clinical scenarios covered
On-premRuns inside the hospital network
What we build

One video backbone for the smart surgical department

Systems that connect what the surgeon sees with the people who need to see it.

Surgical image access

Field, endoscope, room and monitoring feeds on one wall.

Teaching and remote collaboration

Live teaching, case review and remote experts, from any authorised site.

On-premises deployment and support

Runs on the hospital network, with training and long-term support.

Front-wall OR video system with dual displays
Platform

Own software, own terminals, one workflow

Our media platform and STV terminals handle routing, recording and collaboration, adapted to each hospital's rooms and network.

  • Wall-mounted and mobile terminals
  • Role-based permissions, traceable logs
  • Third-party interfaces agreed per project
Phased implementation

Start with one room. Grow when you are ready.

Build one system now, add the rest by project stage.

  1. 1

    Surgical department planning

    Rooms, workflows, teaching and consultation needs.

  2. 2

    Video, data and workflow

    Signal access, recording, permissions, integration.

  3. 3

    Hospital scenarios

    OR, teaching rooms, conferences and remote sites.

  4. 4

    Project services

    Design, integration, on-site delivery, maintenance.

Clinicians viewing a surgical teaching session in a classroom
Project experience

Delivered across China and selected overseas sites

Tertiary hospitalsTeaching hospitalsSpecialty hospitalsRegional medical centres
100+Hospital projects
2012In operating rooms since
4Clinical scenarios
CN + IntlChina and selected overseas sites

Discuss your project

Tell us your room count, schedule, existing imaging devices and network. We reply with a first-phase scope.