SuperVision enables your medical device company to quickly and effectively hold live, video-based training, mentoring, and R&D sessions, over the web, with the physicians, clinicians, nurses, sales reps, distributors, and device engineers that use your product. With razor sharp 1920 x 1080 resolution images, live two-way video interaction, and a cost-efficient price tag, SuperVision is designed to promote the safe and effective use of any medical device and help any medical device company expand its sales force, develop better products, and provide exemplary customer service.

Compact and portable, the SuperVision Starter Kit includes everything you need to quickly and easily hold a live, multi-cam, high-resolution SuperVision session. Each mobile, lightweight kit includes 2 high-resolution IP web cameras, 1 SuperVision gateway, 2 heavy-duty camera tripods, and 2 “go anywhere” camera clamps. SuperVision kits allow for maximum flexibility– install a kit in your cadaver lab or training room at your headquarters, in the operating theatre, or equip each of your sales reps with kits to take on the road.

With SuperVision, it couldn’t be easier to schedule a live, interactive session. Log in, choose a time, invite users, and start your session. SuperVision is completely cloud-based so there is never any software to buy or install. Pack up your cameras and broadcast from anywhere in the world, at anytime time! Seat licenses are also a thing of the past; SuperVision accounts are available free to anyone within your organization.

SuperVision is designed by StarCast, makers of an online LMS used by some of the biggest names in the medical device industry– Smith and Nephew, Conmed, and DJO Global to name a few. For years, StarCast has been asked by its customers to find new and innovative ways to improve training, mentoring, and product demonstration for medical devices. With SuperVision, we have answered this demand and partnered with our customers to design a platform that is robust, flexible, economical, and, most importantly, dialed-in to the use-cases that define the medical device industry as a whole.