Owner: Nathan. Styling by Silas. The dashboard is how judges and teammates follow a run without a headset. It shows logs only, live through SpacetimeDB; the headset view itself stays on the operator’s laptop. It’s an observer: it doesn’t run a second voice agent or simulate surgery.
  • Live logs. Everything the state tracker and the Scalpal coach see: tool and contact events, cuts and bleeds, alerts, simulated vitals samples, checklist progress and the outcome, with filters and the latest vitals pinned.
  • Session panels. Exercise mode and step, registration, recording, the Scalpal transcript, app actions, the learning result and an event timeline.
  • Volunteer vitals. Live pulse and breathing from Presage, waveforms, the Time-Out baseline and a free camera framing check. See patient vitals.
  • Robot replay. A joint chart with invalid spans shaded, next to the source clip. It’s labeled as a replay of recorded motion, not a learned policy.
  • Access. Invite codes per role (viewer, coach, headset, operator), presence, and revoking codes.
  • Synthetic headset at /s/<id>/simulate imitates the Quest app for testing. Everything it produces is labeled synthetic.
Built with Vite, React, TypeScript and the SpacetimeDB TypeScript SDK 2.10.2. Hosted at dashboard.scalpal.tech.

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Run it

To fill every panel: create a session, open Synthetic headset and press Run demo script.

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Configuration

Screen sharing needs a secure context (HTTPS or localhost) and a desktop browser.