Fragmented AV Equipment
Endoscopy, field cameras, monitors and room cameras operate independently, making signal routing and display control unnecessarily complex.
An all-in-one platform for 4K video routing, surgical recording, device control, remote collaboration and patient-linked media workflows—designed for small and mid-sized operating rooms.
Many small and mid-sized operating rooms use independent imaging, control and recording devices with no practical platform to connect them.
Endoscopy, field cameras, monitors and room cameras operate independently, making signal routing and display control unnecessarily complex.
Videos and screenshots remain on separate devices or USB drives without a consistent patient, procedure or case relationship.
Lights, tables, pendants, cameras and media devices may require separate interfaces, increasing complexity for clinical staff.
The DM-AIO-K4 connects common surgical video sources, routes them to the right displays, records high-quality media, supports compatible OR device control and keeps captured content associated with the clinical case.
Configure the same platform around the room, available space and clinical workflow. These real installations demonstrate both a compact local workstation and a fixed wall-integrated control environment.


A project-ready combination of 4K AV processing, OR control, surgical recording, remote collaboration and hospital workflow connectivity.
Four HDMI 2.0 inputs and four HDMI 2.0 outputs allow different sources to be routed to connected operating room displays.
Connect and preview up to four sources with single, dual or quad-view display layouts.
Record up to 3840×2160 at 60 Hz in MP4 or AVI, with file splitting by duration or size.
Associate videos and snapshots with patient and procedure information for organized case retrieval.
Query patient data, create patient-linked DICOM files and send them to PACS for centralized archive and review.
Use internal storage, USB export and backup, web access and FTP upload through dual Gigabit Ethernet.
Control compatible surgical lights, operating tables, ceiling pendants and PTZ cameras through a unified interface. Device integration is configured by project.
Support live distribution and network streaming for operating room viewing, surgical teaching and authorized remote observation.
Enable two-way audio and video communication for teaching, multidisciplinary collaboration and remote support workflows.
Four RS232/485 interfaces with VISCA support provide standard PTZ camera control and a foundation for project-specific integration.
Support user access control and operation logging for key system activities. Available functions can be configured to project requirements.
Add watermarking or dynamic mosaic masking and adjust brightness, contrast, sharpness and saturation.
Medical electrical safety and EMC compliance options can be provided according to the target market, product configuration and applicable certification scope.
Keep surgical images connected to the patient and procedure throughout capture, archive and review.
Retrieve patient and procedure information from the hospital workflow.
Select the correct patient and case before capture begins.
Record 4K video and capture key surgical images.
Generate patient-linked DICOM content for clinical use.
Archive and review media through the hospital's PACS environment.
DICOM, Worklist, HIS, RIS and PACS connectivity is configured according to the hospital network and project requirements.
A robust industrial platform with flexible project configuration for integrated operating room deployments.
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Combine the host with cameras, displays, audio, touch control and compatible OR devices as a complete solution.
Support live viewing, streaming, recording and two-way communication for education and review.
Integrate AV, compatible room devices and hospital systems with project-specific engineering support.
The DM-AIO-K4 is the integration and media-management core of a compact digital OR. A complete solution can be configured with cameras, displays, audio, touch control, compatible OR device control and hospital-system connectivity.
Up to four compatible HDMI sources can be connected, including endoscopy systems, surgical field cameras, room cameras, microscopes, C-arms, patient monitors and ultrasound systems.
Yes. The platform can query patient and procedure information through Worklist, create patient-linked DICOM files and upload them to PACS. Integration is confirmed and configured for each hospital project.
Yes. Compatible devices can be integrated into the unified control interface. Because interfaces and protocols vary by manufacturer and model, project-specific adaptation and protocol development may be required.
Yes. The system supports live distribution, network streaming and two-way audio/video for teaching, authorized remote observation and collaboration. The workflow and network configuration are confirmed for each project.
Basic user access control and operation audit logging can be configured for the system. Detailed hospital IT and cybersecurity requirements should be evaluated during project planning.
Yes. Storage, AV interfaces, device control, installation method, peripherals and hospital-system connectivity can be adapted to the project.
Tell us your video sources, displays, controlled devices, streaming requirements and hospital IT environment. Our team will recommend a practical DM-AIO-K4 configuration and identify any interface or protocol adaptation required.
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