News | Flat Panel Displays | November 16, 2015

Integration of ultra-high definition technology with Radiance Ultra line among company's newest exhibits at MEDICA event
 

NDS, endoscopic imaging, ZeroWire Mobile, Radiance Ultra 4K

Radiance Ultra image courtesy of NDS Surgical Imaging
 


November 16, 2015 — NDS Surgical Imaging will preview its new patent-pending ZeroWire Mobile integrated cordless display solution at the MEDICA event in Dusseldorf, Germany.

The system, to be released in 2016, offers untethered mobility of high-definition (HD) imaging in a self-powered system. Utilizing a discreet embedded wireless transmitter/receiver built into the company’s Radiance Ultra surgical displays and mounted on a specially designed roll-stand, the ZeroWire Mobile solution delivers full HD video wirelessly with complete freedom of movement within the procedure room. A dual-battery power source is engineered with a wall-mounted two- or four-bay battery charging system providing hot-swap capability for extended operational requirements.

The display system eliminates cables, which represent a potential tripping hazard, and helps enable greater procedure room efficiency through ease of movement and re-positioning. In addition, by allowing quick movement from room to room, ZeroWire Mobile may help facilities reduce cleaning and turnaround time.

The NDS technology preview will also feature the addition of large format 32-inch displays to the Radiance Ultra family, to be released in 2016. These include the Radiance Ultra 4K 32-inch, offering superb image clarity at 4K resolution (3840x2160 pixels, Ultra-HD), with 4x 3G-SDI, display port and HDMI inputs. The Radiance Ultra TruColor 32-inch display features Ultra-Wide-Gamut technology, broadening the color spectrum for more life-like images, and NDS’s proprietary Medi-Match color calibration technology for smooth motion and accurate color representation of anatomy. The Radiance Ultra 32-inch HD and 27-inch HD monitors will also be showcased.

The Radiance Ultra family of displays features seamless, edge-to-edge glass for easy cleaning and a 10-year scratch-resistant glass guarantee. NDS will also highlight its newly upgraded EndoVue 21-inch monitor, a slim display specially designed for the value segment markets.

NDS’s suite of medical-grade video processing products simplify operating room (OR) integration and streamline image management. ConductOR is a configurable audio and video routing solution, enabling the routing of virtually any medical imaging source to the surgeon’s field of view and beyond. ScaleOR is a video converter/scaler solution designed specifically for the endoscopy environment; it easily connects equipment with incompatible signal input and output resolutions, and is ideal for upgrading clinical facilities to HD video. ExpandOR is the first medical-grade video IP streaming technology to allow secure bi-directional HD video/audio streaming to multiple destinations simultaneously, according to the company.

The ZeroWire G2 external wireless HD video transmission platform is compatible with NDS surgical displays, and utilizes an advanced point-to-point tracking system to keep the transmitter and receiver pair locked together, avoiding signal loss when units are moved and repositioned during a clinical procedure.

For more information: www.ndssi.com


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