At Booth #1134 during ACS Clinical Congress 2026, ZMED will exhibit CloudCapture and offer a first look at the Surgeon's Video Toolkit.
Surgeons encounter two distinct but interconnected hurdles. One involves compiling a thorough procedural record after an operation. The other concerns delivering timely intraoperative information to surgeons.”— Jack Wade, CEO and CTO of ZMEDSAN DIEGO, CA, UNITED STATES, August 31, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — During the ACS Clinical Congress 2026, ZMED will illustrate how surgical video can go beyond mere recording, aiding structured surgical documentation and real-time in-theater workflow. The event runs from September 26–29, 2026, at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, DC.
Those attending can stop by ZMED’s Booth #1134 to observe how the company reimagines surgical video as an active component of surgical documentation, collaboration, and intraoperative workflow rather than just a recorded file.
ZMED is advancing two software platforms tailored to separate phases of surgical care—one centered on compiling a comprehensive procedural record and the other on assisting surgeons with live visualization and procedural direction during the operation.
Though created independently, CloudCapture and the Surgeon's Video Toolkit are intended to function in tandem, linking the procedural record with real-time intraoperative assistance throughout the surgical process.
ZMED will exhibit CloudCapture, a platform for surgical video capture and review that converts surgical video into an organized, searchable procedural record for documentation, review, education, and collaboration. The company will additionally preview the early features of the Surgeon's Video Toolkit, an evolving suite of surgeon-controlled software technologies for the operating room that includes live visualization, measurement, workflow, annotation, and procedural guidance.
"Surgeons face two related but different challenges," said Jack Wade, CEO and CTO of ZMED. "One is creating a complete procedural record after surgery. The other is providing surgeons with timely information during surgery. ZMED is focused on both."
CloudCapture is engineered to record, synchronize, document, and organize surgical procedures while facilitating documentation, review, and collaboration. Through structuring video, transcription, procedural context, and key events into a time-aligned, searchable case record, CloudCapture helps turn surgical video from a passive recording into a structured procedural record.
The Surgeon's Video Toolkit is being created to aid surgeons during the procedure with live visual workflow tools—such as grids, overlays, timers, annotations, snapshots, procedural markers, workflow guidance, and future software-assistive features. The objective is to deliver useful visual and contextual information without interrupting surgical workflow or supplanting surgical judgment.
At ACS Clinical Congress, ZMED will invite surgeons, clinical leaders, and technology partners to engage with the company's development team, participate in live demonstrations, explore clinical use cases, and offer feedback on how surgical video technology can better support the surgical process.
"ZMED's goal at this conference is not just to show technology, but to begin a conversation with surgeons about where this technology should go next," Wade said.
ZMED is a subsidiary of ZMicro, a longtime developer of mission-critical visualization, computing, and display systems for demanding military environments. ZMED is applying decades of engineering experience to challenges identified by surgeons, surgical teams, and clinical advisors.
For more information or to schedule a meeting with ZMED at the event, please contact:
Melissa Wade
Head of Health System Strategy & Engagement
858.831.7034
Melissa.Wade@zmed.com
About ZMED
ZMED, a subsidiary of ZMicro, develops surgical technology focused on procedural video, structured surgical documentation, and workflow integration. Building on ZMicro's long history of mission-critical visualization, computing, and display systems, ZMED is applying those capabilities to software technologies intended to assist surgeons, improve workflow, and support future advances in surgical care.
For more information, visit www.zmed.com.
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