See the world through their eyes.

From surgical education to immersive collaboration, Crescent Vision brings professionals' first-person perspectives closer to the people who need them. Discover how wearable video can help share expertise, connect teams, and create new ways to learn and collaborate.

Crescent Vision in practice

A group of medical professionals, including a surgeon wearing magnifying loupes, a face mask, and scrubs, gathered in an operating room during surgery.

Bringing surgical expertise to learners in Kenya.

ExR Education uses immersive video to expand access to medical training. Crescent Vision adds the surgeon's first-person perspective to these experiences, combining close-up surgical detail with the broader context of the procedure.

Surgeon in an operating room performing surgery under bright overhead lights.

Developing technology around real clinical needs.

CrescentMed collaborated with Reinier de Graaf Hospital to evaluate headset ergonomics and integrated illumination. The hospital has also used Crescent Vision to share surgical demonstrations with larger audiences during educational events.

Medical team performing a surgery in an operating room with surgical masks, gowns, and headlamps.

Sharing live surgery beyond the operating room.

AP-HP has used Crescent Vision to stream surgical procedures to trainees and students outside the operating room, giving remote audiences a direct view of the surgeon's work.

A person wearing a blue gown is assembling or preparing medical equipment at a white table with various medical tools, a laptop, and boxes of surgical items nearby.
Logo of Amsterdam UMC, a medical university center, with stylized tulip icon in orange, red, and teal, and text 'Amsterdam UMC' and 'Universitair Medische Centra'.

Exploring new perspectives in medical education.

Amsterdam UMC has evaluated Crescent Vision as a tool for live-streaming suturing classes, exploring how first-person video can complement traditional teaching methods and make practical demonstrations accessible to more students.

Medical team performing surgery in an operating room, with surgeons and nurses focused on a patient.

Investigating first-person video for surgical learning.

Radboud UMC has explored how Crescent Vision can support the remote observation of practical instruction, including suturing classes, and how the surgeon's perspective can contribute to medical training.

Wat could you do with the right perspective?

Whether you're training the next generation of specialists, connecting remote experts, or developing a new solution, Crescent Vision opens up new possibilities for sharing what matters.

A woman in medical scrubs and a headlamp practices a medical exam or procedure on a large training mannequin lying on a medical bed.

Remote Training

Give students and trainees a front-row view of complex procedures, wherever they are. By capturing both precise details and the surrounding context, Crescent Vision makes it possible to bring hands-on expertise into live demonstrations, educational platforms, and immersive training experiences.

Surgeon performing a surgery with a headlamp, magnifying glasses, and a microphone, dressed in green surgical scrubs, mask, and gloves.

Remote Assistance

Complex tasks often require more than one point of view. By combining detailed first-person video with wider environmental perspectives, Crescent Vision helps connect people and their expertise across locations, from operating rooms to immersive collaboration environments.

Medical professionals and staff wearing masks and surgical gowns in a hospital or medical facility, gathered for a discussion or briefing.

Remote Collaboration

Sometimes, the person with the answers isn't in the room. Crescent Vision allows remote specialists to see what the wearer sees, providing a shared visual perspective for guidance, discussion, and decision-making, without requiring everyone to be physically present.