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<\/p>\nFrom endoscopes, surgical field cameras, and medical imaging equipment, to live surgical broadcasts, remote teaching, and real-time AI analysis, more and more applications are converging into the same IP network. Facing the concurrent transmission of multiple 4K lossless video channels, traditional 10G or 25G interconnections are gradually reaching their bandwidth limits. VINGLOOP centers on 10G terminal access and 100G high-speed interconnection to build an OR over IP switching network solution oriented towards digital and smart operating rooms.<\/p>\n
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Surgical images need to retain subtle color and structural information while minimizing the transmission latency from the acquisition end to the display end as much as possible. Taking SDVoE as an example, the data traffic of a single 4K\/60, 4:4:4 video channel can approach 10Gbps; when an operating room runs multiple video channels simultaneously and needs to interconnect with teaching rooms, directing systems, and other operating rooms, the backbone bandwidth will increase rapidly.<\/p>\n
VINGLOOP adopts a Spine-Leaf network architecture, hierarchically processing terminal access within the operating room and interconnections across operating rooms. Various imaging devices are connected via 10G access switches, while the operating rooms, teaching spaces, and servers are aggregated through 100G links, reserving ample bandwidth for the concurrent transmission of multiple lossless videos.<\/p>\n
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The AIX-24XF4CF and AIX-48XF4CF provide 24 and 48 10Gbps SFP+ ports respectively, and are configured with four 100Gbps uplink ports. The front end can connect to audio and video codecs, endoscopes, surgical field cameras, medical imaging equipment, and display terminals, while the 100G links are responsible for connecting different operating rooms, teaching spaces, directing servers, and storage systems.<\/p>\n
The products support one-click configuration of AV-IGMP, Video-IGMP, AV-QoS, and AV-LACP, and are compatible with applications such as Q-LAN, Dante, AES67, and IPMX. For different audio, video, and control services, the switches can perform multicast management, service priority scheduling, and cross-switch link aggregation, reducing the impact of complex network configurations on project deployment.<\/p>\n
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The network in a digital and smart operating room needs to simultaneously carry the main surgical view, NDI live broadcasts, Dante\/AES67 audio, software control, and AI data analysis. Through service differentiation and QoS management, VINGLOOP integrates different data streams into a unified network, ensuring the transmission of critical surgical images while reserving stable links for live broadcasts, teaching, and academic exchanges.<\/p>\n
In conjunction with the AINM-8500 AV-over-IP network management platform, the system can centrally monitor the status of terminals, links, switches, and ports, and uniformly manage PoE devices. The open API can also interface with the operating room software platform, integrating network control into the existing operating interface and reducing medical staff’s reliance on professional network configurations.<\/p>\n
Through 10G access, 100G interconnection, AV network optimization, and centralized management, VINGLOOP switches serve as the network infrastructure, providing high-bandwidth and scalable network support for surgical imaging, remote teaching, live collaboration, and AI applications.<\/p>\n
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Medical sites have the most direct requirements for stability and reliability. VINGLOOP will continue to listen to frontline feedback, earnestly refine its products and solutions, and ensure that the network infrastructure can truly withstand the long-term operation of the operating room.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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