Building the objective surgical record.

nSight Surgical is helping hospitals understand what actually happens inside the operating room — and turn that visibility into measurable improvement across efficiency, cost, and safety.

The OR is one of the most important clinical and economic environments in the hospital, but much of what happens inside it is still measured manually, inconsistently, or after the opportunity to improve has passed. nSight was built to change that.

Layered model of the operating room and surgical intelligence infrastructure

The OR runs on incomplete data.

Hospitals make high-stakes decisions about OR utilization, staffing, supply costs, charge capture, safety, and quality improvement using fragmented records: manual timestamps, billing data, EHR fields, preference cards, scheduling assumptions, and retrospective reports. Those systems are useful, but they rarely capture the full reality of what happened in the room.
→ nSight exists because better OR decisions require a better record of the OR itself.

The data already exists. It just has not been captured.

Every case generates operational signals: when the room was ready, when the case actually started, how long each phase took, which items appeared, where delays emerged, how teams moved through the room, and how safety workflows were completed. nSight’s bet is simple: if hospitals can capture those signals safely and turn them into structured data, they can improve the way the OR works.

Designed for real operating rooms.

nSight is not built as a generic camera system or retrospective video archive. It is built around the operational reality of the OR: privacy expectations, staff trust, clinical workflow constraints, IT requirements, hospital governance, and the need for measurable ROI.

3.6 years in production1,700+ cases analyzed40,000+ hours of OR footage

See what objective OR data can unlock.

We’ll show how nSight captures OR activity, turns it into actionable data, and helps hospitals improve efficiency, cost, and safety.