The app uses artificial intelligence to monitor patients in multiple operating rooms simultaneously and reports changes to providers in real time, according to a March 3 news release from the company.
According to the developers, the app was designed to address staffing shortages by allowing providers to monitor more operating rooms safely and efficiently.
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