VitVio Vetro OR Intelligence

VitVio offers Vetro, a 3D-native AI platform for operating room intelligence that gives hospitals a live picture of surgery. The company was founded in 2024 by Thomas Knox (CEO), Dr Peter Rennert, Maks Kozarzewski and Aleks Pajewski. Headquarters are not stated on the pages reviewed.

A multi-camera system and ambient sensing feed a Spatial Context Engine that builds live 3D maps of people, instruments and equipment and converts them into a structured record. The Mission Control dashboard shows each room's status, and features cover operative note generation and instrument tray rationalization, with write-back to EHRs such as Epic and Cerner. Vetro is live in theatres in the UK and US and at UCK Gdańsk in Poland.

• 3D Spatial Context Engine: maps the operating room in 3D with multiple cameras.
• Mission Control: shows live status of each room.
• Stage tracking: detects surgical stages and delays.
• Operative notes: generates notes automatically.
• Tray rationalization: identifies instrument trays to reduce waste.
• EHR write-back: records data in Epic, Cerner and others.

A tertiary hospital could monitor delays across many theatres. A private hospital could cut instrument waste with tray recognition. A surgical center could automate operative documentation.

Reduces wasted, underused and unplanned theatre time and aims to shorten waiting lists. Detects case start and end times and flags delays automatically. Generates operative notes and identifies instrument trays to cut manual work. Writes data back to the EHR.

Surgical waiting lists and operating room costs push hospitals toward automated theatre intelligence. Vietnam's large tertiary hospitals with long surgery queues are a natural fit for tools that raise room utilization.

Founded 2024. Opened access to Vetro on 2026-07-28 to hospitals in the US, Europe, UK and other regions. UCK Gdańsk is the first Polish hospital to deploy it. Customers include NHS partners such as the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.