OR1 Solution for a More Interactive INDORHINO Live Surgery
Jakarta, May 5, 2026 — Advance Medicare Corpora supported the 6th INDORHINO Live Surgery event held at Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital as part of a series of pre-events leading up to the national INDORHINO 2026 event. This event involves specialists and medical staff from Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital in performing live surgeries aimed at supporting education and technological development in the field of rhinology.
For this event, Advance Medicare Corpora is providing the OR1 system to support streaming and interactive communication needs during the surgical procedures. OR1 technology enables the live surgery process to be displayed in real-time from the operating room to the observation room or other participant areas, allowing participants to follow the procedure live with optimal visual quality.
In addition to the OR1 system, the event was supported by a 4K camera system, FESS instruments, and CollaboratOR, which facilitated display integration and communication throughout the procedure. This combination of technologies supported clearer and more interactive visualization of the surgical procedure.
The CollaboratOR, installed in the operating room, is used to support connectivity during procedures, including live participation in Zoom events. This unit also allows medical teams to access patient support data, such as CT scan results, and display them side-by-side with the live Zoom stream on the CollaboratOR monitor. With this integration, surgeons and participants can view the patient’s anatomy while following the discussion simultaneously on a single monitor screen.
The procedure performed during this live surgery event was an OSA (Obstructive Sleep Apnea) procedure using FESS instruments. During the procedure, participants were not only able to watch the surgery live, but also engage in two-way communication with the surgeon in the operating room to discuss surgical techniques and the progress of the procedure.
Through this event, Advance Medicare Corpora also introduced the capabilities of OR1 technology to hospitals and medical personnel, particularly in supporting real-time streaming of surgical procedures, interactive communication between the operating room and the observation room, and enhancing the educational experience during live surgery events.
The Indorhino Live Surgery event at Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital is one of the steps taken to support the development of technology-based medical education, while also serving as part of the documentation and implementation portfolio for OR1 leading up to the Indorhino 2026 national event.