VitVio Opens Access to Vetro 3D-native AI Platform for Operating Room Intelligence
VitVio has announced that it is opening access to Vetro, its 3D-native AI platform for operating room intelligence, for hospitals and health systems. The company says Vetro is the world’s platform of its kind for operating rooms, giving hospitals a live picture of what’s happening in surgery.
Unlike 2D systems, which capture basic surgical steps and still need manual entry, Vetro uses a multi-camera system, ambient sensing, and computer vision to continuously feed 3D data to VitVio’s Spatial Context Engine.
This data is used to build live spatial maps while its AI turns every movement of people, instruments, and equipment into a live, structured record of what happens in the operating room.
VitVio says that Vetro removes the guesswork behind wasted, underused and unplanned theatre time to get more patients into surgery and cut waiting times.
Founded in 2024 by Thomas Knox, Dr Peter Rennert, Maks Kozarzewski and Aleks Pajewski, VitVio recently signed a multi-site partnership with the NHS, announced last year with the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.
“We’ve spent two years building out Vetro to work under real pressure, in real operating rooms. Now it’s time to bring the impact our early partners are seeing to hospitals and health systems around the world,” said Thomas Knox, VitVio Co-Founder and CEO.
The Vetro platform is now live in theatres across the UK and the US, including leading oncology and orthopaedic centres in New York, private hospital groups in LA and London, and NHS teaching hospitals.
