GEIS® – General Examination Camera HD

Capturing clear and precise high-quality medical images has never been easier on this handheld device

The Visionflex GEIS^® General Examination Camera (General Examination Imaging System) is a handheld device that can capture medical grade quality images and video in full HD 1080p resolution at the touch of a button. This easy-to-use medical imaging device allows its operator to perform a wide range of examinations, whilst its automatic or manual focus captures clear and crisp visuals every time.

Together with the Visionflex ProEX Telehealth Hub, the GEIS^® Camera enables healthcare professionals to assess a patient from any remote location. This multi-purpose examination camera was developed specifically for telehealth applications, to capture and display full HD video and images of a patient encounter.

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Clever design and easy to use medical imaging camera

With its light-weight, ergonomic design and 5 control buttons, the GEIS^® General Examination Camera offers auto or manual focus, LED illumination control and image capture all in one small, single-hand operated camera.

A range of accessories are available for the camera including a Dermatology Hood, Tongue Depressor attachment and a Wound Management adaptor.

GEIS® – General Examination Camera HD Product Details

Features and benefits Specifications Certifications and standards

Lightweight, ergonomic design
Full HD 1080p resolution
High intensity LED illumination
Adjustable LED brightness with 4 steps
Auto or manual focus for sharp images
Single button snapshot
Teleconferencing ready
No drivers required for USB2 interface (UVC output)

Image resolution: Full HD 1080p, 1920×1080
Frames per second: Up to 30f/s
Interface: USB 2.0 type A connector. Hi-speed 480Mbps using UVC commands
Control buttons: Capture image, focus (+ & -), LED brightness 4 steps (high to off)
Focal range: 5cm – 3m approximately
Illumination: 8 x high intensity white LEDs (5700K)
Colour adjustment: Integrated auto white balance
Docking station: Switches off LEDs & video when placed in the docking station
Mounting: Wall or desk mount
Power source: USB 2.0 compliant: 5v DC, 500mA
Power consumption: Less than 2.5W (nominally 2.1W)
Dimensions: 136x37x32mm, 88g (without cable)
Cable length: 1.5 metres
Environmental Storage: 0°C to +60°C, operating: +5°C to +30°C

Australian TGA , US FDA listed
Health Canada Medical Device License 105920
Follows the provisions of the Council Directive MDD 93/42/EEC
Qualified to IEC 60601 1:2005 (Third Edition) + CORR. 1:2006 + CORR. 2:2007 + A1:2012 (or IEC 60601-1: 2012 reprint), EN 60601-1:2006 + A1:2013 + A11:2011 + A12:2014, ANSI/AAMI ES60601-1: 2005 / A1:2012, CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 60601-1:14
EMC Collateral standard IEC 60601-1-2

Testimonials

The ProEX kept me safe when I was working remotely in Antarctica. As the only doctor on station I might need assistance from a colleague to work through a case with me in real time and ProEX allowed me to do that even when the colleague was 4,800km away in Tasmania.

We’re more than happy. Instead of having to describe a wound or rash the doctors can clearly see the issue and make a decision to send the patient to the hospital or just keep an eye on it. Reducing transports saves time and money and improves security to the community.

Our doctors provide support for expeditioners on Australian Antarctic stations and on ships plying the Southern Ocean. I selected the ProEX Telehealth Hub from Visionflex because it represents the cutting edge in remote imaging technology

The team have been very accommodating ensuring their tech works with our systems and giving up their time to come out and train the team. We couldn't be happier with the whole experience.

All of my older camera equipment now connect to the ProEX hubs in each of my rooms providing me with excellent quality images. I would recommend the team to anyone considering upgrading their camera technology or archiving systems

Our Clients

Our customers are as diverse as their geographies. From government to private practice. From the Australian Outback to Antarctica. It doesn’t get much more remote than that!