Surgical Video Education System 1 Set

2026-11-03

Classification of the products to be procured : 22, 3 Nature and quantity of the products to be purchased : Surgical Video Education System Set Type of the procurement : Purchase Basi requirements of the procurement : A Surgical Video Management Server a The system shall be capable of recording long-duration surgical videos stably and without deterioration in image quality, and securely storing them in a large-capacity storage system. b Accumulated surgical videos shall be available for on-demand viewing and utilization from electroni medical record terminals and other devices within the hospital as needed. The system shall have a robust configuration that prevents loss of video data in the event of system failures or power outages through hardware redundancy and the installation of an uninterruptible power supply (UPS). d The system shall provide 24/ onsite maintenance and long-term product warranty to ensure that medical operations are not disrupted. B System Integration Server a The server shall integrate with existing systems such as the electroni medical record system, anesthesia management system, and PACS, enabling automati acquisition of patient information and surgical information. b The server shall automatically control the start/sto of recording and live streaming in coordination with surgical progress statuses (e.g., room entry/exit, surgical phases), preventing missed recordings due to operational errors. The server shall implement appropriate access control based on user master data and securely transfer data to designated shared storage locations. C Surgical Video System a The system shall be equipped with a 4K high-resolution camera located at the center of the surgical light or at an optimal offset position, capable of capturing clear surgical field images suitable for educational purposes. b The system shall provide high color rendering accuracy that faithfully reproduces tissue colors, minimize shadows during surgery, and ensure sufficient illumination that reaches dee surgical areas. The system shall allow intuitive operation from both sterile and non-sterile areas, support saving settings according to surgical procedures and surgeon preferences, and enable synchronized control of multiple lights. d The system shall be a ceiling-suspended type installable in existing operating rooms, featuring an easy-to-clean design and long-life LED light sources. Time limit for the submission of the requested material : 1 : 0 1 June, 202 Contact point for the notice : Hiroaki Kawamura, Procurement Services Office, Finance Department, Tohoku University, 2-1- Katahira Aoba-ku Sendai-shi 980-857 Japan TEL 022-217-4869

Japan

2026-04-27