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The device utilizes near-infrared light technology to visualize subcutaneous veins. Hemoglobin absorbs near-infrared light more efficiently than surrounding tissues; after capturing the reflected light, the device converts it into clear vascular images, which are projected directly onto the skin surface in real-time.
Non-contact with the skin, radiation-free, and easy to operate. It can quickly highlight thin, superficial, or poorly filled veins, significantly reducing puncture difficulty and patient discomfort.
Clinical Medical Settings: Widely used in hospital infusion rooms, emergency departments, pediatrics, and geriatrics. It effectively addresses challenges such as thin veins, obesity, dehydration, and damaged veins from repeated punctures, improving the success rate of infusion, blood collection, and intravenous injection.
Home Care Scenarios: Ideal for home-based bed care and self-injection by chronic disease patients (e.g., insulin injection for diabetes). It assists non-professional caregivers in accurately locating veins, enhancing safety and convenience.
| Light Source | Near Infrared |
| Projector Resolution (pixel) | 854*480 |
| Projection Size | Large, Medium, Small, Very Small |
| Projection Color | Greywhite, Green, Greenbackground, Red, Blue, Bluebackground |
| Projection Brightness | 4 Levels Adjustable |
| Projection Mode | Normal, Enhanced, Depth |
| Depth Prompts | Deep, Medium, Shallow |
| Resolution Speed | 60 Frames/S |
| Resolution Deviation | ≤0.10mm |
| Best Projection Distance | 200±20mm |
| Minimum Identified Vessel Diameter | ≥0.4mm |
