With our smart surgical camera systems we would join you to record all aspects of a particular surgical procedure and then offer our editing services to create a final product. Please contact us to get more information.

Yes. Every purchase includes onboarding and training, with optional advanced workshops.

No, CinVivo does not collect any patient PHI. No patient information is entered into the Titan 4K HDR and all video is stored solely on a physician/hospital owned SD card or SSD drive.

You can request a demo through the CinVivo website or by contacting our sales team directly.

Unlike competing systems, the Titan 4K HDR records in full 4K resolution with HDR for lifelike detail, transmits wirelessly without tethered cables, and is fully AI-ready for integration with advanced surgical video analysis and training platforms.

By recording exactly what the surgeon sees, the Titan 4K HDR provides invaluable teaching material for residents, medical students, and training programs. Its 4K HDR video ensures clarity even in complex lighting conditions.

1 year product warranty is included. It is possible to extend the warranty for several years. Please contact us for further information.

The Titan 4K HDR is categorized as a surgical documentation and teaching tool rather than a regulated medical device, which allows for faster deployment in hospitals worldwide.

CinVivo specializes in surgical headlight cameras, not generic head-mounted headlights. The Titan 4K HDR is purpose-built for surgeons, ensuring perfect alignment, optimal lighting capture, and future-ready AI integration.

It is used across multiple specialties including orthopedics, neurosurgery, ENT, plastic surgery, cardiothoracic surgery, and minimally invasive procedures

The Titan 4K HDR is available worldwide via CinVivo direct sales and select distribution partners.

Surgeons choose the Titan 4K HDR because it combines unmatched 4K HDR imaging, seamless headlight alignment, wireless streaming, and AI-ready features. It delivers the most accurate and detailed view of the surgical field available today.

Yes. Surgeons can capture high-resolution stills without interrupting video recording.

Yes, the HUB has one HDMI out and a second USB C Thunderbolt connection. The USB C Thunderbolt connection can be used to connect to a 2nd monitor. It will require a USB C to HDMI or USB C to Display Port adapter, depending on the input requirements of the monitor.

Yes. The Titan supports simultaneous 4K local recording and 4K live casting

Yes, you can take still-shots or snapshots. Press the Snapshot Button on the center bottom of the preview screen on the Remote Control Tablet. The snapshot will be stored in the currently active project folder or create its own project folder if none are active. The snapshot can be viewed from inside the folder. The snapshots can be taken while video recording.

Yes. The Titan 4K HDR is compatible with major surgical video and display systems, allowing for live streaming, recording, and broadcasting to OR monitors or remote training sessions.

The camera system has a specially designed head mount which allows you to wear surgical loupes during your procedure. We offer different camera mounts to offer a solution for any type of surgical loupes.

Use standard OR-grade disinfectant wipes on all exterior surfaces. The camera lens is coated for easy cleaning.

Optimized HDR sensor technology ensures excellent visibility, even in dimly lit surgical environments.

The Titan is built with a ruggedized housing and active cooling for reliability over long, complex surgeries.

Batteries recharge in about 2-3 hours using the included rapid charging dock.

The system includes a swappable external SSD storage with 2 TB, providing over 30 hours of continuous 4K recording. Additonal SSD storage drives can be added.

A single swappable battery provides 3.5 hours of continuous recording. Extended surgeries can be supported with quick battery changes.

The Titan 4K HDR is a standalone system that uses its own private and encrypted network and does not have to connect to any hospital network or IT infrastructure

HDR (High Dynamic Range) balances bright and dark areas in real time, ensuring that blood vessels, tissue textures, and instruments remain visible even in challenging lighting conditions. This is critical for surgical accuracy and documentation.

Recordings are saved in MP4 (H.264) for efficient storage and universal compatibility.