# Surgical Instrument Sample App ::::{container} component_header_row
> [!NOTE] > This application is for **reference and evaluation purposes only**. It is > **not intended for direct use in clinical or diagnostic environments** and is not > validated for such a purpose. :::: The app demonstrates how Intel hardware acceleration (CPU / Intel iGPU / Intel NPU) may be applied through OpenVINO to AI-based real-time polyp detection in a video of an endoscopic procedure. It is packaged as a Docker Compose workload with a decoupled capture / inference / display architecture, so the displayed video stays smooth regardless of inference speed. Supported inputs: - Basler industrial camera (via `pypylon`) - USB / V4L2 webcam - Video file (for demos and benchmarking) Display path: - OpenGL vsync presenter with `cv2` and headless fallback - Optional fullscreen direct-scanout for low latency - Optional camera trigger modes (`software`, `vsync`) for low photon-to-pixel latency How to start: - See [Model Preparation](./get-started/model-preparation.md) if you do not already have a trained OpenVINO IR under `models/yolo11n_polyp/best_openvino_model/`. Skip this page when pulling a prebuilt model from the registry. - See [Get Started](./get-started.md) for a step-by-step deployment guide. - See [Runtime Configuration](./runtime-configuration.md) for every knob and CLI option exposed by the app. - See [Troubleshooting](./troubleshooting.md) for common issues. - See [Release Notes](./release-notes.md) for version history. :::{toctree} :hidden: Get Started