One-touch video and photos, monitor readings next to the video, a colleague’s advice during the operation.
Live streams for students and online seminars: several operating rooms and a lecture hall in one broadcast, with chat and questions.
Study archive on your own server, a log of every view, role-based access. Patient data never leaves the hospital.
The device connects to the server by itself, no ports to open. Installed Vidicap Touch 1.0 units get new features without replacement.
Vidicap Connect: ICU and ward monitors over HL7; data goes to the hospital’s HIS and archive.
AI endoscopy: a neural network outlines polyps, bleeding and ulcers; the doctor decides. Doctors train it on vidicap.cloud.
Vidicap Emulator: Vidicap Touch 2.0 and a 3D operating room in the browser: try any module in advance.

Vidicap Assistant: a voice assistant on the OR ceiling: lights, cameras and recording by voice, no internet needed. A glowing ring shows that it is listening. In development.
The same platform runs in two ways. The two can be linked with a single code.
Vidicap Touch and the patient monitor (HL7)
Vidicap Connect: ICU and ward monitors
Study archive and patient vitals. Works offline; the patient’s name never leaves the hospital. Servers of other buildings and branches connect to the main one, and only it links to the cloud.
Live streams, guest links, online seminars
A browser on a computer or phone, or Telegram: video, chat and voice. Sign-in with 2FA, a log of views.
Recording, live streams, patient vitals and a study archive in one Vidicap system.

A video capture station for the operating room. Large, clear buttons and nothing superfluous.
Two SDI inputs, picture-in-picture. The recording survives a power cut.
PTZ camera, large display, operation timer. Modules: light, table, FSN video matrices, DICOM, music, room engineering, Mindray camera and insufflator.
Viewers talk to the surgeon straight from the browser; the surgeon answers without leaving the table.
Video and photos by patient, USB, CD and the hospital archive. The doctor signs in with an RFID badge; their name goes into the study.

Every new feature ships for both versions. Vidicap Touch 1.0 updates over the network: it is now faster and more reliable, and recordings survive a power cut.
Watch on a computer, phone or tablet. Nothing to install.
Several operating rooms and a conference hall in one broadcast: a host, chat, “raise hand”.
A time-limited link for an outside expert. Revoke it and the stream closes at once.
Roles from organisation to guest, sign-in with a 2FA code or passkey, the viewer’s name over the video.
A lecture from a classroom, screen sharing or PACS images with a webcam and microphone. No software either.
Monitors and anaesthesia machines send data over HL7. Vidicap shows it on screen, and the archive keeps the trends with the recording.

Mindray: VS series monitors, A9 and A8 anaesthesia machines, eGateway
Vidicap Connect: ICU and ward monitors; if the HIS is down, data waits in a queue for up to 7 days
HR, SpO₂, blood pressure, EtCO₂, temperature, ventilator settings and alarms
A click on the chart opens the video at that moment
Search studies by patient, doctor, date and tags
The patient’s name is stored only on the hospital server
The stream from Vidicap to the cloud is encrypted. A new point stays closed until its owner opens access. Every view and download is logged.