Spring has been a busy and exciting season for DinamicOR.
Over the past several weeks, our team has connected with perioperative leaders at two of healthcare’s most respected national conferences while continuing to expand real-world installations in active surgical environments. From New Orleans to Southern California, one thing has remained clear: surgical teams are actively looking for smarter systems that improve efficiency, consistency, and day-to-day workflow.
Connecting with the Surgical Community at AAOS 2026
Our spring conference season began at the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) Annual Meeting, held March 2–6 in New Orleans.
AAOS brought together thousands of orthopedic surgeons, clinical leaders, and industry innovators from across the country. Throughout the event, DinamicOR focused on how our system-based solution supports surgeons through more organized setups, fewer delays, and consistent case flow.
Many conversations centered around the realities of modern orthopedic surgery: high tray volume, complex revisions, staff variability, and the need to keep cases moving efficiently without compromising quality. Our multi-tiered back table, surface-mapped drape, and workflow app drew strong interest from teams seeking practical improvements inside the OR.
We also introduced our No Capital Upfront offering, allowing facilities to install the DinamicOR solution directly in their OR so they can experience the benefits and measure the savings from day one.
Returning to New Orleans for AORN Global Surgical Conference & Expo
Shortly after AAOS, DinamicOR returned to New Orleans for the AORN Global Surgical Conference & Expo, held April 12–14.
AORN is one of the premier events for perioperative nurses, OR leaders, and surgical operations professionals. It was an ideal setting to showcase how DinamicOR helps standardize setups, improve visibility, and support safer, more repeatable workflows across teams and shifts. Lead Clinical Specialist Tom Rawlings was on site giving live demos and connecting with industry professionals.
Tom reported that conversations at AORN often focused on staffing challenges, onboarding new team members, ergonomic strain, and the need for systems that reduce unnecessary friction in the OR. These are exactly the types of operational challenges DinamicOR was built to solve.
By demonstrating our solution live, attendees were able to see how the table, drape, and app function together as a complete system rather than isolated products.
Real Results in Southern California: ROSI Installation Success
While conferences are valuable, the most meaningful feedback always comes from the operating room itself.
Most recently, DinamicOR completed a successful installation at ROSI – Riverside Outpatient Surgical Institute in Southern California.
The response from the surgical team at ROSI was immediate. In fact, one surgical technologist, Mari (@badbmxri ), was so impressed with the setup that she shared a TikTok highlighting the table and how easy it is to drape. 
This kind of authentic feedback speaks volumes.
When frontline staff recognize the difference in visibility, usability, and efficiency right away, it reinforces what DinamicOR is all about: building solutions that work in real surgical environments, for the people who use them every day.
Looking Ahead
From national conferences to active installs, this spring has shown strong momentum for DinamicOR.
Surgical teams across specialties continue to tell us the same thing: they need smarter systems that save time, reduce clutter, improve consistency, and support staff performance.
We’re proud to keep showing up where the industry needs us most—whether that’s on the trade show floor, inside the McKesson booth, or directly in the OR.
More events, more installs, and more innovation are on the way.
To learn more or request a live demo, visit www.dinamicor.com.
