nSight is founded on peer-reviewed clinical and technical research published in leading journals like JAMA Surgery. Our platform was engineered to address the operational drivers of OR inefficiency identified in academic literature.
Peer-reviewed clinical, technical, and workflow foundations published in surgery and innovation journals.
Landmark peer-reviewed study evaluating 641 joint arthroplasties, demonstrating how nonsurgical staff turnover, team continuity, and surgeon-preferred staff drive intraoperative duration and OR efficiency.
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Computer vision review focused on detecting and localizing surgical instruments outside the operative field, including the feasibility and challenges of using vision-based methods to support surgical count workflows.
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Case report examining retained surgical item risk and the potential for downstream errors in sponge-counting technologies, including data-matrix-coded sponge systems.
Publication on the Stanford Biodesign Faculty Fellows program and its role in helping practicing clinicians identify unmet needs, develop health technologies, and translate innovation toward patient care.
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