Procedural Situational Awareness

Eyes on the field.
Vitals in your glasses.

When you're placing an arterial line, intubating, or performing a regional block, you can't look at the monitor. Agentic Anesthesiology streams real-time vitals directly to your smart glasses — AI-optimized alerts, zero gaze disruption, no hospital IT required.

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Compatible with Meta Ray-Ban & Google Android XR
Procedural HUD — Live
MAP
54
mmHg
SpO₂
98
%
HR
82
bpm
EtCO₂
36
mmHg
HIPAA-Compliant · Local Processing · TLS Encrypted
Regulatory Path
FDA 510(k) · Class II SaMD
Procedural HUD
Eyes-Free Vitals During Procedures
Privacy
HIPAA-Compliant · No Raw Video Stored
Deployment
Hardware + SaaS · $200–$500/OR/mo
The System

Three layers. Eyes stay on the field.

Designed for the moment your hands are occupied and your eyes can't leave the operative field. No electrical integration. No hospital IT. Deployable in minutes.

01

Peripheral Clip-On Camera

Mounts to any OR vital signs monitor bezel in seconds. Streams the display wirelessly to your phone. No tools, no cables, no monitor integration — works with every manufacturer's hardware.

02

AI-Optimized OCR Pipeline

Monitor-aware computer vision extracts vitals in real time. AI adapts alarm thresholds to the procedure type (intubation, arterial line, regional block) and learns each patient's individual baseline — surfacing meaningful alerts, suppressing noise.

03

Smart Glasses Peripheral Alert

A colored bar at the edge of your visual field shows the critical vital and procedure context — without blocking your view of the operative field. Compatible with Meta Ray-Ban and Google Android XR glasses.

Intellectual Property

Three defensible patent pillars

From the optical mount to the AI pipeline to the procedure-aware clinical UX — each layer is a distinct, novel invention.

Pillar I

Hardware Mount & Optics

Universal adjustable clip mechanism with autofocus, anti-glare optics, and configurable field of view. Designed to mount on any monitor bezel without electrical contact — the "optical tap" for medical displays.

Pillar II

Monitor-Aware OCR Pipeline

Unlike general-purpose OCR, our pipeline is trained specifically on the typography, color conventions, and layout patterns of clinical vital signs monitors. Robust to glare, viewing angle, and display variability across manufacturers.

Pillar III

Procedure-Aware AI Alarm UX

A patentable AI-driven alarm system: procedure type sets the starting threshold profile (intubation, arterial line, neuraxial block), then patient-adaptive AI fine-tunes in real time. Delivered as a non-obstructive smart-glasses overlay navigable by voice or tap.

Platform Capabilities

Built for the operative field

Procedure-Aware Alarm Profiles
Pre-configured sensitivity profiles for intubation, arterial line placement, central line placement, peripheral nerve blocks, and neuraxial blocks. The right thresholds for the right procedure, automatically.
Patient-Adaptive AI Thresholds
AI learns each patient's baseline trends in real time and adjusts alarm thresholds accordingly — dramatically reducing alarm fatigue while ensuring no meaningful deterioration goes unnoticed.
HIPAA-Compliant Architecture
All processing is local on-device. No raw video is retained or transmitted. TLS-encrypted vital data only. No PHI leaves the care environment.
Real-Time, Sub-Second Latency
From monitor display to glasses overlay in under one second. Alarm fatigue-reducing design surfaces only meaningful threshold events, not noise.
Physician wearing smart glasses in operating room, reviewing vitals overlay
Clinical Scenario
"I'm placing a radial arterial line. Both hands are occupied, my eyes are on the wrist. That's exactly when I need to know what's happening."

It's 8:12 AM. An anesthesiologist is placing a radial arterial line on a patient undergoing a four-hour hepatic resection. Both hands are in sterile field. Ultrasound probe in the left, needle in the right. She cannot look at the monitor.

The subtle yellow bar appears at the top edge of her Ray-Ban glasses. MAP 62 mmHg — trending down. Not critical yet. She asks the CRNA to bolus phenylephrine 100 mcg without removing her hands from the field. The arterial line is placed successfully. MAP recovers to 74 mmHg before she finishes.

The same system monitors three other rooms while she works. When she stands up, a green status bar confirms all other cases are stable.

Infinite
Procedures with critical vital signs displayed in HUD
<1s
Alert latency from threshold breach
0
Hands removed from sterile field
Anesthesiologist overseeing operating room with smart glasses, modern surgical suite
Market Opportunity

A large, underserved clinical need

Anesthesiologists perform millions of procedures annually where eyes-free vital sign monitoring is a patient safety need, not a convenience.

$19B
Global Perioperative
Monitoring Market
$32M+
Year 5 ARR
Serviceable Market
$8B+
Smart Glasses AR
Healthcare Market
2×
Revenue per Attending
vs. Single-Room Model
Founder — board-certified anesthesiologist, creator of Agentic Anesthesiology
MD
Board Certified
Anesthesiologist
The Founder

Built by a clinician,
for clinicians.

Founder & CEO — Agentic Anesthesiology, LLC

As a board-certified anesthesiologist, I've placed thousands of arterial lines, central lines, and regional blocks. Every time, I've had to choose between watching my hands and watching the monitor. That tradeoff shouldn't exist.

Agentic Anesthesiology was built to eliminate that tradeoff — delivering AI-optimized, procedure-aware vitals directly to the anesthesiologist's field of view. No gaze disruption. No sterile field breaks. No hospital IT project. Just the right information, exactly when it's needed most.

Board-certified anesthesiologist, active clinical practice
Performed thousands of arterial lines, central lines, intubations, and regional/neuraxial blocks
Inventor — provisional patent filed, USPTO
Founder, Agentic Anesthesiology, LLC (Nevada)
Seeking: technical co-founder, pilot hospital sites, strategic partnership
Get in Touch

Open to pilots, partnerships,
and strategic investment.

We're actively seeking pilot hospital sites, a technical co-founder with OR hardware and iOS/Android experience, and conversations with strategic investors and acquirers — including Meta Platforms and Google — who see the convergence of smart glasses and clinical AI as a defining platform moment.

Headquarters
Nevada, United States
Stage
Pre-seed · Provisional patent filed · Seeking co-founder & pilots

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