Facing growing data complexity, the integrated operating room provides an open, modular and scalable platform that adapts to any O.R. size, specialty or infrastructure. By bringing communication, integration, documentation and clinical data into one environment, teams can access the information they need before, during and after surgery.
Keep teams aligned
when it counts
When information is available exactly where it’s needed, teams stay aligned during critical moments. By bringing imaging, video and patient data into one integrated operating room, coordination becomes smoother, handoffs clearer and interruptions fewer—so clinical teams can stay focused on the patient instead of managing devices.
Adapt to the way
teams work
Every specialty works differently. An integrated operating room adapts to those differences by supporting flexible workflows across procedures and disciplines. Imaging, documentation and patient information are available in a shared environment, helping teams work consistently while maintaining the freedom to follow their established practices.
Reduce friction
in daily routines
When devices are easier to use and easier to manage, daily work becomes more predictable. A unified interface with consolidated tools and compatibility with third-party applications help reduce complexity for clinical and technical teams alike—supporting smoother workflows, simpler maintenance and less cognitive load across the O.R.
Experience the next generation of O.R. integration
The new Buzz portfolio1 combines durable hardware with intelligent and intuitive software as your central hub for surgical information and control. Designed for speed, clarity and long-term performance, it helps teams stay focused on the patient—now and in the future.
Since we started using Brainlab products in our new integrated O.R.s, overall surgical time is down 15%. We simply load the plans preoperatively to the PACS and, through Brainlab Node, they are available in the operating room in seconds.²
Customer stories
Every hospital follows its own workflows and priorities—and their operating rooms should reflect that. Drawing on decades of experience across clinical workflows, regulatory settings and digital ecosystems, we collaborate with teams to create integrated O.R.s that align with their goals.
Here’s how hospitals around the world built their own solutions.
With 14 operating rooms spanning hybrid, cardiovascular, 3D, and general surgery, MST Enschede set out to reduce software interfaces and streamline daily workflows. O.R. Manager Thjis Schopman shares how the team modernized their environment with a focus on clarity, coordination and digital integration.2
With 32 operating rooms, including four hybrid suites, LMU Munich focused on creating a unified digital environment supported by streamlined IT integration. IT Systems Administrator Benjamin Haaske shares how the team built a cohesive, scalable digital O.R. infrastructure.2
Planning
Plan with expert guidance
We create conceptual layouts and map workflows, setting the stage for seamless integration. Together with your teams, we define clear requirements from the start to ensure compatibility across devices and IT systems.
Implementation
Integrate with confidence
Specialists integrate the system into your existing infrastructure, connect third-party devices and align with IT standards. Close coordination with clinical and technical staff helps the system fit smoothly into daily routines.
Services
Succeed with long-term support
Certified engineers provide ongoing on-site and remote support, including network optimization, updates and workflow adjustments. This ensures the integrated O.R. remains aligned with evolving clinical and operational needs.
Explore the research behind O.R. integration
These white papers highlight the value drivers, challenges and opportunities influencing how hospitals evolve their surgical environments.
The value of a digital operating room
This white paper, developed with SKC Consulting, explores the medical, operational and economic impact of digital O.R. integration and outlines the key levers and capabilities hospitals need to unlock its full potential.
Building a future-ready operating room
Drawing on insights from O.R. managers and perioperative leaders, this Brainlab–O.R. Manager white paper outlines the integration challenges hospitals face today and the digital capabilities needed to support safe, scalable and efficient surgical environments.
Start planning your integrated O.R.
Work with our specialists to shape a solution that fits your workflows, infrastructure and clinical needs.
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The statements made by the surgeon during this interview represent their personal opinion and experiences. These statements may not be supported by scientific evidence or peer-review research. For verified information about the device, please refer to the manufacturer’s official documentation or consult clinical guidances.