CONTINUOUS SURGICAL DATA

Surgery captured as a complete trajectory.

Rights-cleared data collected continuously across 20+ high-end surgical facilities in India under a U.S.-developed capture and annotation protocol, with a minimum capacity of 1,500 hours per week.

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PROCEDURE SIGNALSSYNC
VISUAL
NARRATION
TEMPORAL
COGNITION

COLLECTION INFRASTRUCTURE

A continuous supply program, not a one-time study.

The protocol standardizes capture, synchronization, annotation, quality review, provenance, and rights documentation across 20+ high-end surgical facilities throughout India.

CONTINUOUS COLLECTION

U.S.-developeddata capture protocol

Capture and annotation specifications developed in the United States for consistent multimodal delivery.

CONTINUOUS COLLECTION

1,500+hours every week

Minimum continuous collection capacity across approved procedure families and participating sites.

CONTINUOUS COLLECTION

20+high-end facilities across India

A nationwide network of advanced surgical environments spanning common, high-volume, specialist, and complex procedures.

Delivered data is rights-cleared for the contracted, approved AI training or evaluation use, with site, participant, privacy, and institutional requirements documented for each program.

PROCEDURE COVERAGE

Common volume and specialist depth.

The catalog can balance repeatable procedures with specialist cases that expose complex geometry, decisions, deviations, and recovery behavior. Final availability depends on participating sites and approved protocols.

01 / COMMON + HIGH-VOLUME

Repeatable procedures at useful scale

High-frequency procedure families suited to broad coverage, variation, phase recognition, and standardized evaluation.

  • Laparoscopic cholecystectomy01
  • Open + laparoscopic appendectomy02
  • Inguinal, umbilical + ventral hernia repair03
  • Cesarean delivery04
  • Cataract surgery05
  • Colectomy + common colorectal procedures06
02 / SPECIALIST + COMPLEX

Expert procedures with richer trajectories

Specialist cases where geometry, judgment, instrument use, deviations, and recovery behavior carry exceptional model value.

  • Robotic + minimally invasive oncologic surgery01
  • Hepato-pancreato-biliary procedures02
  • Neurosurgical tumor + skull-base procedures03
  • Cardiac + thoracic procedures, including CABG04
  • Complex spine + joint reconstruction05
  • Renal transplant + microvascular reconstruction06

SYNCHRONIZED LAYERS

From procedure video to spatially grounded expert action.

The collection design can combine media, 3D position and pose, instrument events, expert interpretation, deviations, recoveries, and permitted outcome signals.

01

Egocentric visual

  • Surgeon POV
  • Procedure video
  • Instrument view
  • Scene context
02

3D spatial

  • Position
  • Pose
  • Instrument trajectory
  • Anatomical reference
03

Temporal + action

  • Procedure phases
  • Actions
  • Key events
  • Transitions
04

Narration + cognition

  • Expert narration
  • Decision points
  • Cues
  • Alternatives
05

Deviation + recovery

  • Errors
  • Corrections
  • Recovery trajectory
  • Verified state

EXPERT PERSPECTIVE

Models need more than a camera feed.

Expert procedural intelligence can preserve the cues that matter, the alternatives considered, the selected action, what changes, and how an expert recognizes and corrects a deviation.

Collection designs are tailored to the intended use, participating institutions, procedure mix, capture environment, permissions, and approved data rights.

  • Procedural phase recognition01
  • Instrument + action understanding02
  • 3D trajectory learning03
  • Decision-point analysis04
  • Error + recovery modeling05
  • Continuous collection06

PROGRAM GOVERNANCE

Designed around the requirements of each collection.

Medical data programs require careful definition of the source, participants, permissions, institutional process, intended use, access, transformation, and retention requirements.

01Source
02Permissions
03Approved use
04Access control

Rights-cleared means documented rights for the contracted field of use; it is not a blanket release. Site approvals, participant permissions, privacy treatment, institutional requirements, and approved data uses remain specific to each collection program.