DM-P05 · Product

Vein Scanner Deep-tech healthcare — assistive vein visualization

An assistive vein visualization platform designed to support healthcare professionals during IV access and patient care workflows. Near-infrared imaging highlights superficial veins on screen, helping trained staff plan access — especially for pediatric, elderly and low-visibility cases.

Capabilities

What Vein Scanner does

NIR-based visualization

Near-infrared imaging renders superficial vein patterns in real time on a connected display.

Mobile-compatible scanner concept

Compact module designed to pair with standard mobile devices at the point of care.

Plug-and-play hardware module

Minimal setup; designed for ward, OPD and home-care workflows.

Patient profile support

Optional patient records linking scans to encounters, with consent controls.

Scan history

Time-stamped scan records for care continuity and training review.

Role-based access

Separate permissions for clinicians, nursing staff and administrators.

Subscription model

Hardware + software subscription sized for clinics, hospitals and home-care providers.

Hospital & clinic workflow

Designed to fit existing IV access and phlebotomy procedures, not replace them.

Architecture

How it's built

  1. 1

    Imaging module: NIR illumination and capture

  2. 2

    Companion app: live visualization, patient profiles, scan history

  3. 3

    Access layer: role-based permissions and audit trail

  4. 4

    Deployment: device subscription with managed software updates

Use cases

Where it fits

  • Hospital IV access support in pediatric and geriatric wards
  • Blood collection centres and diagnostic labs
  • Home healthcare and nursing services
  • Clinical training programs
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This technology is intended to assist trained healthcare professionals and is not a substitute for clinical judgment or diagnosis.

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