Monday, January 5, 2009

Amimon's High Definition Wireless Video Goes Clinical

Filed under: Cardiac Surgery , Cardiology , ENT , GI , Neurological Surgery , Ob/Gyn , Orthopedic Surgery , Radiology , Surgery , Thoracic Surgery , Urology , Vascular Surgery

Stryker Endoscopy is launching a wireless high definition monitor for the clinical world. Utilizing wireless technology from Israel's Amimon Inc., the monitor can receive signals up to 1080i, which means uncompromising quality in OR imaging with fewer tangled cables getting in the way.

AMIMON has granted Stryker Endoscopy exclusive access to AMIMON’s technology for the medical endoscopy market.

“Only AMIMON’s High-Definition Wireless Technology is capable of transmitting the surgical video with no perceptible lag or interference throughout the entire operating room. This will allow surgeons greater flexibility in positioning the surgical display while operating. In addition, the hospitals and surgery centers will save the hassle and cost of routing DVI cables through the ceilings and overhead booms,” said William Chang, Stryker Endoscopy’s Vice President of Research & Development and Chief Technology Officer.

AMIMON WHDI™ Technology - Overview ...

Press release: Stryker Endoscopy Launches the World's First High-Definition Wireless Surgical Display With AMIMON Inc.'s High-Definition Wireless Technology ...

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