Video Endo Trainer

The Video Endo Trainer manufactured by Glass Agencies and marketed under the EROSE brand is a training system developed for learning and improving endoscopic and laparoscopic hand–eye coordination skills in a controlled environment. This unit recreates the basic working conditions found during minimally invasive procedures, allowing users to understand instrument movement, camera orientation, and object handling within a closed chamber. The system assists medical institutes, training centres, and educational laboratories in building technical familiarity with laparoscopic tools and camera-based viewing methods. The trainer consists of a rigid box structure with strategically positioned access ports that allow insertion of standard laparoscopic instruments. These openings enable users to perform multiple training activities inside the chamber while observing their movements through a camera display. The internal area provides enough space to conduct tasks such as object transfer, cutting exercises, knot tying, and coordination drills that help develop controlled hand movements while watching the monitor screen. An integrated high-definition camera with LED lighting is placed within the chamber to create a clear and stable visual feed. The camera transmits real-time images to an external monitor, enabling users to observe each movement made with the instruments. This visual feedback assists learners in improving coordination between hand movements and screen observation, which is an important aspect of laparoscopic procedures. The external body of the EROSE Video Endo Trainer is manufactured using sturdy materials that maintain structural stability during continuous training sessions. The compact structure allows easy placement on tables, lab benches, or training workstations without occupying excessive space. The simple internal layout also allows quick arrangement of training objects or modules according to different learning requirements. Manufactured by Glass Agencies, the Video Endo Trainer supports structured training sessions, demonstrations, and educational activities related to endoscopic techniques. It provides a realistic simulation environment that helps learners become familiar with instrument handling, camera navigation, and controlled movements within a closed surgical workspace. This training unit contributes to improving technical understanding and building confidence before exposure to real clinical situations.