Request-driven surgical video monitoring — write what you want to be alerted about, in plain formal language, and the monitor watches the video for you.
Type a monitoring request in the condition language, for example:
alert when the clip applier appears alert when bleeding starts after cauterization
The request is parsed into formal event semantics, compiled to a streaming detector, and evaluated causally over the procedure — with a timeline and alert markers. No rewinding, no peeking at the future.
Surgical teams can't watch every feed at once. surgwatch turns "tell me when X happens" into a verified monitor — built on the first open implementation of the SurgStreamer event-semantics formalism. 35/35 tests green.
Demo corpus is procedurally rendered synthetic video, not real laparoscopy. Real-video evaluation needs Cholec80 (signed data-use agreement). Research code, not a medical device.
Built by Habib Ur Rehman · MIT licensed