Sony HD on the Go Mobile Video System

The Sony HD On-the-Go Mobile Video System is a fully integrated, medical-grade imaging solution designed for hospital operating rooms, ambulatory surgery centers, and teaching facilities. Built for flexibility and efficiency, this mobile cart delivers the imaging power of Sony’s HD video ecosystem in a single, portable platform. It enables surgical teams to capture, record, and share high-definition video anywhere it’s needed—without pre-wiring or complex installation.

Key Features and Benefits

• Mobile Multi-OR Solution: A complete HD video system that can be moved between operating rooms, providing high-quality imaging wherever it’s required.
• Plug-and-Play Setup: Requires no pre-wiring; connect power and video lines to begin recording and streaming within minutes.
• Comprehensive Sony Integration: Compatible with Sony medical cameras, monitors, recorders, printers, and keyboards—configurable to facility specifications.
• All-in-One Design: Includes a medical-grade HD camera, monitor, recorder, and power-isolated mobile cart ready for immediate clinical use.
• Full HD 1080p Video: Delivers true 1920×1080 resolution with natural color accuracy and smooth motion for surgical documentation and review.
• Medical-Grade Display Options: Available with 15-inch LMD-1530MD or 24-inch LMD-2451MD widescreen monitors featuring 10-bit signal processing and Sony ChromaTRU™ color balance.
• Integrated Recording and Printing: Pair with the Sony HVO-1000MD recorder for Blu-ray or hard-drive storage and the UP-DR80MD printer for full-page color output.
• Safe, Reliable Power: Built-in isolation transformer meets medical electrical safety requirements and supports 110–240V operation.
• Compact, Maneuverable Cart: Lightweight yet durable construction with lockable casters and organized cable routing for easy transport between ORs.
• Flexible Configuration: Choose from camera, monitor, recorder, or printer combinations to create a tailored workflow for surgical capture, teaching, or telemedicine.

Specifications

• Camera: Sony PMW-10MD HD video camera, 3×½-inch Exmor™ CMOS sensors, 1920×1080 resolution
• Monitor Options: 15" LMD-1530MD or 24" LMD-2451MD medical-grade HD displays
• Recorder: HVO-1000MD Blu-ray/Hard-Drive recorder with live streaming and external media support
• Printer: UP-DR80MD dye-sublimation medical printer (optional)
• Recording Format: MPEG-4 (H.264) or Blu-ray disc / HDD
• Connectivity: HDMI, HD-SDI, USB 2.0/3.0; compatible with multiple input sources
• Cart Dimensions: Approx. 24" × 20" base, height-adjustable column
• Weight: ~65 lb (fully assembled)
• Power Supply: 110–240V AC, medical-grade isolation transformer
• Accessories: Sealed medical keyboard, articulating arm, cable management hooks, and monitor mount

Operating Room Applications

Sony’s HD On-the-Go system is built specifically for perioperative imaging teams that require flexible, high-quality video capture across multiple rooms:

• Surgical Video Documentation: Record and archive procedures for EMR integration, quality review, and accreditation requirements.
• Intraoperative Display: Provide real-time HD visualization for surgeons, assistants, and observers using multiple monitors.
• Teaching and Training: Stream and record live cases for resident instruction or conference presentations.
• Budget-Efficient Expansion: Extend HD capability to additional ORs without the cost of multiple fixed installations.
• Multispecialty Integration: Supports neurosurgical, ENT, ophthalmic, orthopedic, and minimally invasive surgical workflows.

Why Choose the Sony HD On-the-Go System?

The Sony HD On-the-Go Mobile Video System is purpose-built for hospital operating rooms seeking flexible, scalable, and cost-effective video integration. With professional-grade imaging, plug-and-play setup, and compatibility across Sony’s medical product family, it delivers dependable performance for both routine and complex surgical cases. Each system available through SurgicalMicroscopes.com is configured, tested, and supported by technical specialists to meet OR imaging standards and ensure long-term reliability.