One Click Approach
Using the remote controller you can easily control OneViewX from the Cathlab, activating the main software features:
Change LAYOUT
During the recording and / or Live case you can change the video layout to chanve video sources to be displayed.
START MEETING
Send an invite to a remote participant and start the live transmission.
HIGHLIGHTS
Place a marker on an interesting moment in the procedure and the software automatically creates a short video.
CHANGE SCENE
Select the best scene among those pre-set in the specific graphical layout.
A tailored set up for your Cathlab
Thanks to OneViewX you can mainstream your Cathlab devices through a
Smart & Safe IEC 60601-1 e IEC 60601-1-2 certified hardware.
Hardware features
- Integrate up to 8 Cathlab Devices videosignals such as fluoroscopy, Ivus, OCT..
- Interact with your audience through professional wireless headsets
- Recording the intervention through FULL HD videocameras
- Display the OneViewX software into the OR through a dedicated monitor or connecting the large display
- Manage the software from the Cathlab through an easy remote controller
Advanced Software features
OneViewX integrates also important advanced software features to let you record and edit your video with the best quality possible:
Smart recording
- CUSTOM LAYOUTS
Create predefined graphic layouts selectable from the OR using the remote control.. - PICTURE IN PICTURE
Create graphic layouts where video sources are overlapped in a dynamic and customizable way. - VIDEO CROPPING
Highlight the most interesting areas of each source acquired and represent hem by optimizing the available area in/on/of the screen.
automatic video editing
- AUTO MARKING
OneViewX software finds the most interesting part of the procedure based on the activation of the fluoroscopy, IVUS, Echo, and other devices in use. - VOICE COMMENTS
OneViewX software understands when the operator is talking for more than X seconds and marks these parts as relevant. - SLIDE POWER POINT
Add a PowerPoint slide or a static image to a recorded case to introduce or explain a specific sequence.