Orthopedic Surgery Documentation
Stable external OR camera view for orthopedic procedures, team observation, and recorded case review.
Operating room surgical field visualization
4K Surgical Field Camera for OR Recording and Integration
A project-ready 4K surgical field camera and operating room camera system for OR recording, surgical teaching, documentation, case review, and integration projects. The SM-BC4K-S is built around Sony FCB-CR8530 imaging, with 20× optical zoom, HDMI output, and RS485 / VISCA control for hospitals, distributors, and OR system partners.
True 4K Surgical Field Imaging
Sony imaging core and 4K output support OR display, recording, teaching, and case review.
20× Optical Zoom
Zoom from general OR view to surgical field detail without depending on a handheld camera.
Project-Ready OR Integration
Mounting interface, cable length, output method, and control workflow can be discussed by project.
Operating room camera system
Designed for hospitals looking for a dedicated OR recording camera, not a consumer camera workaround.
The SM-BC4K-S is positioned as a ceiling-mounted or boom-arm surgical camera for operating room projects. It is suitable when the hospital needs a stable external surgical field view for live display, 4K recording, surgical teaching, post-case review, or integration with an existing OR video workflow.
- 4K operating room camera for surgical field recording
- Ceiling-mounted or boom-arm surgical camera integration
- HDMI surgical video output for OR display or recorder
- RS485 / Sony VISCA control for system integration
- Project support for mounting interface, cable length, and counterweight
- Suitable for hospitals, distributors, and OR integration partners
OR-mounted surgical camera system
Built for fixed surgical field visualization, not consumer-style recording.
The SM-BC4K-S is designed for operating room projects where stable external visualization, recording, and integration are required.
- Sony FCB-CR8530 imaging module
- 20× optical zoom for field overview and detail capture
- RS485 / Sony VISCA control for project integration
- Typical HDMI output for OR display or recording systems
- Mounting interface and counterweight support for project needs
For OR documentation, teaching, and review
Stable external surgical field imaging for long procedures and team communication.
A surgical field camera is selected not just because it can record video. It is selected because the camera position, optical zoom, output interface, and control method need to fit the operating room workflow. This page is written for hospitals, distributors, and OR integration partners evaluating a dedicated 4K surgical field visualization product.
- 4K surgical field visualization
- 20× optical zoom
- HDMI output for display or recording
- RS485 / Sony VISCA control
- Fixed or semi-permanent OR installation
- Documentation support for project evaluation
Why choose a surgical field camera
A wider, more stable view for OR display, teaching, and documentation.
Compared with handheld or operator-dependent recording, a fixed surgical field camera provides a more consistent external view. It is especially useful when the hospital needs a stable video source for display, recording, teaching, and post-case discussion.
- Stable external surgical field overview
- Better suited for long procedures and OR display
- Integration-friendly output and control workflow
Applications
Typical applications for 4K surgical field camera systems.
The system is designed for operating room scenarios where a stable external field view is needed for documentation, teaching, review, and integration with display or recording systems.
Surgical Teaching & Recording
Useful for teaching, operating room display, case discussion, and recorded clinical review workflows.
Ceiling-Mounted OR Integration
For hospitals, distributors, and integration partners requiring a project-ready surgical camera system.
Cardiothoracic & General Surgery
Supports a stable external surgical field overview for open surgery observation and documentation.
Project support
Documentation, mounting, and service support for OR camera projects.
For hospital evaluation, distributor communication, and integration projects, SMO Medical can support product documents, technical discussion, and configuration confirmation.
Project Documentation
Brochure, datasheet, instruction manual, and key technical information are available for evaluation and internal review.
Mounting & Integration Support
Default Ondal 2000 interface support is available, and mounting interface, cable length, output, and control workflow can be discussed by project.
Warranty & Remote Support
Remote setup guidance, after-sales communication, and warranty support can be provided for overseas projects and partners.
Project configuration
Confirm the right configuration before quotation.
Surgical field camera projects usually require confirmation of installation method, display or recorder connection, control workflow, cable plan, and project documentation before final quotation.
| Configuration Item | Typical decision point | What we can support |
|---|---|---|
| Camera Unit | 4K surgical field visualization and recording | SM-BC4K-S with Sony FCB-CR8530 imaging module and 20× optical zoom |
| OR Integration | Recommended for hospital and distributor projects | HDMI output, RS485 / VISCA control, mounting interface discussion, and cable planning support |
| Project Customization | Final selection and installation preparation | Interface confirmation, counterweight discussion, technical documents, and project-specific communication |
Technical specifications
Key parameters for hospital evaluation and integration planning.
These core specifications help hospitals, distributors, and OR integration partners quickly confirm whether the system fits the intended display, recording, and installation workflow.
| Model | SM-BC4K-S |
|---|---|
| Imaging Module | Sony FCB-CR8530 |
| Resolution | 3840 × 2160 @ 30fps |
| Optical Zoom | 20× optical zoom |
| Lens | F = 4.4–88.4 mm |
| Working Distance | Approx. 80–800 mm |
| Control | RS485 / Sony VISCA, local or project-based control |
| Output | Typical HDMI output / project-based integration support |
| Image Mode | Optimized for shadowless lamp and bright OR environments |
| Power Supply | DC 12V / 3A |
| Weight | Approx. 2.9 kg |
| Mounting Interface | Default Ondal 2000 interface; project-specific interface and counterweight adjustment available |
| Typical Use | Operating room recording, surgical teaching, documentation, and OR integration |
Downloads
Product documents for project evaluation.
Download the brochure, datasheet, and instruction manual for hospital evaluation, distributor communication, technical review, and quotation preparation.
FAQ
Common questions before project discussion.
Is this camera intended for fixed OR installation?
Yes. It is positioned for fixed or semi-permanent operating room integration rather than consumer-style portable use.
Can it be integrated with an external recorder or OR display?
Yes. It is designed for integration with displays and recording systems used in operating room projects. Final compatibility should be confirmed according to the target display, recorder, cable plan, and control workflow.
Who is this product suitable for?
It is typically suitable for hospitals, distributors, and OR integration partners who need a stable external surgical field view for documentation, teaching, review, or project-based visualization.
Can cable length and mounting interface be customized?
Yes. Project-specific support is available for mounting compatibility, cable length, output method, and control workflow.
What is the default boom arm interface type?
The default boom arm interface type is Ondal 2000. The interface type and overall counterweight can be adjusted according to customer requirements.
Is this an operating room camera or a surgical head camera?
This product is a fixed or semi-permanent operating room surgical field camera. It is different from a head-mounted surgical camera, which records the surgeon’s first-person view.
Can it be used as a ceiling-mounted surgical camera?
Yes. It can be discussed for ceiling-mounted, boom-arm, or project-specific OR installation. The default interface is Ondal 2000, and interface or counterweight details can be adjusted by project.
Does it support 4K HDMI output for OR recording?
Yes. The system supports 4K surgical field imaging and typical HDMI output for OR display or recording systems. The final connection plan should be confirmed according to the recorder, display, and cable route.
What information should I provide for quotation?
Please share your country or region, hospital or company name, project type, quantity, expected mounting interface, output method, control workflow, and whether you need brochure, datasheet, manual, or a project quotation.
What is the typical production lead time?
For orders below 10 units, the typical production lead time is about 2 weeks. For orders above 10 units, the lead time should be discussed according to the exact quantity and project requirements.
Get project information and quotation
Tell us your OR project requirements — we’ll advise the suitable configuration.
For accurate quotation and evaluation support, please share your country, project type, quantity, mounting interface, display or recorder workflow, and whether you need brochure, datasheet, manual, or project documents.
- Country / region
- Hospital, distributor, or OR integration company
- Application: teaching, documentation, recording, or OR integration
- Quantity and expected project timeline
- Mounting interface, cable length, output, and control requirements
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