VitVio brings its 3D operating room AI to a hospital in Mexico
THE SO WHAT
Rolling VitVio’s 3D OR AI across every operating room in a Mexican hospital is a step toward computer‑vision‑driven workflow control in surgery, not just decision support. Hospital operators should start treating cameras and spatial models as core infrastructure—and get ahead of the consent, liability, and integration questions before scale arrives.
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