+AI-Driven Surgical Intelligence,
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We're here to improve the quality and standardization of surgical care worldwide. Our partnership with AWS ensures smart, secure management of the data that puts those goals within reach.
Request a DemoSo. Much. Data.
Over 300 million surgical procedures are performed annually, many utilizing minimally invasive in-body camera systems.
Our AI and computer vision Surgical Intelligence software integrates with these systems to automate the real-time capture, de-identification, storage, structuring, and analysis of surgical video.
Potentially thousands of hours of footage enter the system daily.
With Amazon Web Services as our key technology partner, we're able to achieve the global scale needed to make Surgical Intelligence part of standard surgical care.
Frames analyzed
Intraoperative moments curated
Visual operative reports generated
Privacy & Security FTW
Theator is dedicated to maintaining the highest standards of security and compliance. Together with AWS, we're able to ensure all patient, provider, and procedure data is properly managed and safeguarded at all times.
SOC 2 Type II
AICPA SOC 2
HITRUST R2
HiTrust CSF Certified
HIPAA
HIPAA Compliant
ISO 27001
ISO 27001
ISO 27799
ISO 27799
GDPR
GDPR Compliant
The Power of the Cloud
Thanks to AWS cloud computing expertise and services, all Surgical Intelligence data is quickly processed and efficiently stored in a self-managed, cloud-based solution, enabling:
Real-Time Video Analysis
Process surgical video as it happens with low-latency AI inference powered by AWS infrastructure.
Access From Any Device
Easy access to data and insights from any device, anywhere — enabling surgeons and administrators to review cases on their terms.
Maximum Storage & Cost Savings
Scalable cloud storage optimized for massive surgical video datasets — without the overhead of on-premise infrastructure.
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