Multiple perspectives
Connect and move between the endoscope feed, room camera and other compatible video sources.
Live endoscopy. Shared expertise.
Bring the endoscopy room to every specialist.
Holoscopy brings live procedures, multiple video sources and real-time discussion into one focused platform—built for endoscopy education and professional collaboration.
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48Endoscope feed
Room camera
Built for focused medical learning
- Endoscopy units
- Hospitals and clinics
- Medical educators
- Specialists and trainees
Beyond the procedure room
The most valuable learning happens where decisions are made.
Not every specialist can stand beside the endoscopist. Holoscopy creates a shared view of the procedure and a direct channel for questions—without reducing a clinical teaching session to a generic video call.
Starting with gastrointestinal endoscopy—and built to grow with the future of clinical visualization.
One focused platform
Everything a live teaching session needs.
From the first invitation to the final question, Holoscopy keeps the people, perspectives and conversation together.
Live discussion
Share questions and observations while the procedure and its context are still in view.
Session scheduling
Create upcoming sessions, set the starting time and clearly distinguish what is live, upcoming or complete.
Team access
Organize members, invitations and responsibilities within the appropriate organization.
How Holoscopy works
From room setup to shared insight in three steps.
- 1
Plan the session
Create the session, set the time and give the right people access through your organization.
- 2
Connect the sources
Choose and preview the microphone, endoscope feed, room camera or another compatible video source.
- 3
Go live
Start the session, switch perspectives and discuss the procedure with invited participants in real time.
Built for the endoscopy community
One platform. Different ways to share expertise.
Endoscopy teams
Share techniques and complex procedures with colleagues inside an organized workspace.
Medical educators and course organizers
Turn live procedures into structured teaching sessions for invited participants.
Specialists and trainees
Follow the procedure in context, compare available views and ask focused questions as the session unfolds.
Professional access
Organized around your team—not an open broadcast.
Holoscopy uses invitation-based accounts, organization workspaces and defined roles to keep session access aligned with your team.
Invited participation
New accounts are created through a valid invitation.
Organization workspaces
Sessions, members and invitations stay connected to the right organization.
Defined team roles
Owners, admins, streamers and members receive responsibilities matched to their role.
Frequently asked questions
The essentials, clearly answered.
Learn what Holoscopy offers today and what your organization needs to begin.
What is Holoscopy?
Holoscopy is a web platform for live gastrointestinal endoscopy education and professional collaboration. It combines scheduled sessions, multiple video and audio sources, live viewing and discussion in one organization-based workspace.
Who is it for?
Holoscopy is designed for endoscopy teams, hospitals and clinics, medical educators, course organizers, specialists and invited physicians in training.
Do participants need special equipment?
Participants join through a supported web browser. Organizers connect the audio and video sources used for the session; exact technical requirements depend on the clinical setup.
Can a session use multiple video sources?
Yes. Organizers can add multiple compatible sources, and participants can move between the available views during the session.
How do I get access?
Access is invitation-based. Request access for your organization or, if you have already been invited, use your invitation link to create an account.
Ready to bring your next session online?
Make expertise visible—wherever your team is.
Tell us about your endoscopy unit, teaching program or professional organization and we'll help you explore the next step.
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