Category: Technology Insights

A fingerprint-resistant coating is a specialized top layer that repels oils and residues. When combined with anti-reflective glass and optical

Switching between OR systems fails for small reasons—EDID, HDCP, timing, or color mismatches—causing black screens, delay, and lost focus. A

When surgeons report that an image is “too bright” or “too dark,” they are often describing a loss of detail

An adapter-induced blackout is a sudden, unannounced power loss to a critical display, often caused by easily preventable issues like

A one-second lag in a surgical display creates a catastrophic disconnect between action and perception, leading to instrument overshoot, tissue

Harmful ambient light raises a display’s effective black via glare and reflections, compresses near-black detail, and can negate GSDF calibration—quietly

Brightness decay is the progressive loss of a display’s luminance and contrast, which obscures clinical findings. Early detection through a

Multi-monitor comparisons often expose subtle mismatches that snowball into clinical risk. Standardize GSDF and luminance stability, lock signal paths and