In this special DOCSF Podcast episode, Stefano Bini, MD, sits down with Gabe Jones, co-founder and CEO of Proprio, a company pioneering the next generation of surgical visualization. Gabe shares how Proprio is merging computer vision, depth sensing, and real-time 3D imaging to give surgeons an entirely new way to visualize the operative field, without relying on intraoperative CT or traditional navigation systems.
He reflects on the multidisciplinary roots of the company, which were born from a neurosurgeon’s desire to “see around corners,” and how his own background in law, engineering, and philanthropy helped shape Proprio’s mission. We also explore what this kind of technology means for surgical precision, workflow efficiency, and the evolving relationship between human skill and machine intelligence in the OR.
If you’re looking for a glimpse into the future of surgical intelligence, you shouldn’t miss this conversation.
DOCSF 2025: Lessons Learned Driving Adoption of Digital Technology In this conversation from DOCSF 2025, Dr. Joshua Liu, CEO of SeamlessMD, joins Dr. Stefano Bini to unpack what it really takes to drive digital innovation inside healthcare systems. Drawing from over a decade of experience helping hospitals adopt patient engagement software, Dr. Liu shares five
DOCSF 2025: MedTech We Love This featured session from DOCSF 2025 presents MedTech We Love, a look at cutting-edge surgical technologies that are reshaping orthopedic care. Moderated by Dr. Michael Havig (HealthMe), the conversation spotlights four standout companies bringing innovation from the lab to the operating room. Richard Bolander, PhD (TracPatch Health) shares how wearable sensors are enabling continuous, passive remote monitoring to track recovery and guide interventions, especially for patients with low mobility or challenging social determinants. Their data-driven platform helps clinicians identify at-risk patients and supports provider gain-sharing models. Gabriel Jones (Proprio) introduces a surgical intelligence platform that uses light-field technology and AI to provide real-time, 3D, radiation-free imaging in the operating room. He calls for unified, data rich systems that empower surgeons to adapt mid-procedure and deliver better clinical and economic outcomes. Doug Fairbanks (Visie) showcases a 3D spatial computing
DOCSF 2025: Lunch & Learn with LeanTaas This special Lunch & Learn session from DOCSF 2025 features a presentation by LeanTaas, a billion-dollar healthcare technology company and longtime conference partner. The session offers a behind-the-scenes look at how LeanTaas is integrating artificial intelligence into perioperative operations, bringing new clarity to both clinical and financial workflows.
