Does the ISC 100 replace the existing cystoscopy tower?

No. It sits alongside the tower as a second screen. It accepts a feed from the tower's existing video output and displays the processed result on its own fold-up screen, leaving the primary monitor view untouched.

What are the installation requirements for the ISC 100?

It needs two connections: the tower's existing video output and power. No IT integration, network connection, or changes to the tower are required.

Where is CystoSmart cleared for use?

CystoSmart, the first software device on the ISC 100, is cleared in Brazil and Singapore.

AI in HealthcareYahoo Finance AI3m agoOct 19, 2026, 13:01 JST

Intelligent Scopes unveils ISC 100 edge AI for urology

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What happened
Intelligent Scopes Corp launched the ISC 100, a self-contained edge computing appliance on the NVIDIA Jetson Orin platform that runs ISC software devices entirely on-device, with no cloud connection required.
Why it matters
The ISC 100 connects to a hospital's existing cystoscopy tower as a second screen, letting departments add AI without replacing or re-validating equipment, and keeping patient video inside the hospital.

WHO IT HITSUrology departments and clinicians using existing cystoscopy towers can add AI-assisted viewing without an IT integration project or equipment replacement, while hospital IT and procurement teams avoid re-validation of the primary video chain.

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Context & Analysis

Hospitals that want AI in endoscopy have typically faced two options: buy a new video system or wait for an integration project with their existing vendor. The ISC 100 is designed to remove that trade-off by accepting a feed from the tower's existing video output and processing it on the device itself.

Keeping inference on the device was a deliberate design choice, according to CEO Chetan Baxi, who said it keeps latency low and keeps patient video inside the hospital. The ISC 100 runs ISC software devices entirely on the NVIDIA Jetson Orin platform, with no cloud connection required.

The appliance is also positioned as a multi-application platform, designed to host additional ISC software devices as each completes regulatory review. Its first software device, CystoSmart, is already cleared in Brazil and Singapore.

FAQ

Does the ISC 100 replace the existing cystoscopy tower?: No. It sits alongside the tower as a second screen. It accepts a feed from the tower's existing video output and displays the processed result on its own fold-up screen, leaving the primary monitor view untouched.
What are the installation requirements for the ISC 100?: It needs two connections: the tower's existing video output and power. No IT integration, network connection, or changes to the tower are required.
Where is CystoSmart cleared for use?: CystoSmart, the first software device on the ISC 100, is cleared in Brazil and Singapore.

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