Mobile surgical lighting for medical teams, where infrastructure is missing.
Stable, shadow-reduced surgical light that is set up quickly – in tents, vehicles and clinics without reliable power.
Crises and disasters are increasing – mobile medical units lack reliable surgical lighting.
Armed conflicts are rising
2025: 65 active conflicts worldwide – the highest number since 1946. (UCDP, 2026)
Disasters are increasing
In 2026, 239 million people need humanitarian aid. By 2030 the UN expects an average of 1.5 disasters per day. (OCHA, 2026) (UNDRR, 2022)
Born in surgical practice
The Bright Light grew out of the field experience of Norwegian surgeon Dr. Lars Fredrik Norum.
Survey of 100 surgeons in 39 countries: inadequate surgical lighting is a safety risk.
Stable surgical lighting that is set up quickly and easily in a rapidly changing environment.
Dr. Norum’s Surgical Field Light in 100 seconds.
One integrated system – from transport to treatment.
From transport to treatment
Compact, modular components for mobile medical deployments.
Tool-free assembly and a freestanding support structure.
Four adjustable modules, on mains or battery power.
Product status (September 2026): the existing TBL-30 module is CE-marked and MDR Class I. Technical data subject to final system verification.
One light module – many places to use it.
Every configuration is built on the TBL-30 light module: single, as a pair, on a tripod, in a vehicle or as a set of four.
TBL-30 Light Module
The surgical light module every TBL configuration is built on. For examination, stabilisation, wound care and diagnostic procedures.
30,000 lux · 4,000 K · CRI > 95 · 36 V · 2.2 kg
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Single Mount
One TBL-30 on an articulated arm (approx. 40 cm), mounted on a wall or rail – in a treatment room or a vehicle. No floor stand, the space around the stretcher stays free.
30,000 lux · WHO EMT Type 1
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Double Mount
Two TBL-30 modules on one mount, operated together or separately, each on its own articulated arm. Mounted on the TBL-Railing, e.g. in a vehicle.
up to 60,000 lux · 4.4 kg · WHO EMT Type 1
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Tripod Solution
One to four modules on a freestanding tripod – set up right where treatment happens. Packed completely in a transport case. The 4-module version is being trialled by the Swedish Armed Forces.
30,000–120,000 lux · height 100–300 cm
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Vehicle Solution
The vehicle becomes a mobile operating room: the TBL-Railing uses the existing vehicle structure. Fixed anchoring by the TBL team, transferable to other vehicle types.
2 modules in use · 4-module version as prototype
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TBL-120 Quad Mount
Four modules on a central hub, each on its own articulated arm – one shared, shadow-reduced light field over the table or stretcher. Arms fold for transport.
up to 120,000 lux · WHO EMT Type 2, 3 & specialist teams
Register interest →| Single | Double | Tripod | Quad (TBL-120) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Light modules | 1 | 2 | 1–4 | 4 |
| Illumination | 30,000 lux | up to 60,000 lux | 30,000–120,000 lux | up to 120,000 lux |
| Light colour | 4,000 K · CRI > 95 – all solutions | |||
| Power | 36 V – all solutions | |||
| Module weight | 2.2 kg | 4.4 kg | 2.2–8.8 kg | 8.8 kg |
| Mounting | Wall or rail | TBL-Railing, e.g. vehicle | Tripod, freestanding | Truss |
| WHO EMT | Type 1 | Type 1 | Type 1 | Type 2, 3, specialist teams |
Product catalogue 2026
All configurations, technical data and service – scroll sideways, click a page to enlarge.
Set up, used and packed away by the teams themselves.
Developed with direct input from field surgeon Dr. Lars Fredrik Norum and shaped by practical deployment experience.
People in crisis regions get better access to emergency surgery.
Medical teams get a mobile, stable light system that works after a short briefing.
Teams set it up reliably, even under time pressure, and no longer need improvised light.
Stable light makes safer operations possible where infrastructure is missing.
Chongwe District Health Office, Zambia – distributed across several health facilities without fixed surgical lighting.
Field surgery meets design.
MMag.ª Anna F. Schwarz
Managing Director & Product DesignArtist and designer with more than 10 years in interdisciplinary, research-based projects. Responsible for business development, finance, product strategy and international partnerships.
Dr. Lars Fredrik Norum
Medical & Sales LeadSpecialist in general and visceral surgery with 30+ years of clinical experience. Former head of a surgical department, lieutenant colonel and military doctor. His missions in Afghanistan were the starting point for the Surgical Field Light.
Partners: Mythen Mek (mechanical development & prototyping) · Gubbmed (production) · Wirtschaftsagentur Wien · FFG
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Configuration and quote on request. Tell us about your setup – field unit, vehicle or clinic – and we will match modules, mounting and power to your rooms and vehicles.