PAMD120UI AVER MD120UI MEDICAL PATIENT MONITORING CAMERA

The AVer MD120UI is the world's first PTZ camera specifically designed for patient monitoring. Powered by advanced AI technologies, monitoring patients has become a breeze, allowing healthcare providers to stay vigilant and attentive to their patients' needs. 20X optical zoom & 4K imaging capabilities along with IR night view function provide crystal-clear visual monitoring of patients, enabling 24-hour patient monitoring with no blind spots.

Superb Camera Quality

Thanks to MD120UI's superior autofocus, zoom speed, and rapid camera movements, the 4K resolution at 20X optical zoom lens is able to capture even the smallest of details. This allows doctors and healthcare providers to make precise assessments efficiently with the help of up to 256 preset points provided by the camera.

Innovative AI Technologies

The MD120UI is equipped with state-of-the-art AI algorithms that facilitate the automatic detection of patient's body contour and capture specific areas of interest on patients, such as face and eyes (AI Facial/Eyes Tracking). By utilizing the AI modes, medical professionals can monitor patients and take necessary precautions with increased efficiency. Furthermore, AVer is creating more AI modes to further assist medical professionals and patients.

In any healthcare setting, it is crucial to respect patients' trust and privacy. By activating MD120UI's Privacy Mode, the transmission of video and audio data can be stopped, ensuring that no information leaves the ward. Rest assured that your privacy is protected

Embedded microphones can transmit all sounds in the patient room to the nursing station, alerting medical staff of real-time, crucial information for proper intervention and offering more possibilities for enhancing virtual care settings.

The MD120UI has moved patient monitoring a step forward with its Infrared Night Vision function. This makes 24/7 patient monitoring possible: healthcare providers can monitor patients around the clock without disturbing patient's sleep or compromising their own safety, providing secure and efficient patient care.

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