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Please refer to your supplied device documents for specific features and specifications.
Video recording details:
The video size for Vesticam recordings varies, but is approximately 15mb per minute,
therefore a patient video recording of 5 minutes will result in a 75mb mp4 video file.
Vesticam Support estimate that a 64GB Android Recorder (with 20GB of available space) has the capacity for more
than 800 video recordings!
Frame Rate: 25 frames pers second is required on a video to observe nystagmus and most covert saccadic
movements of the eye.
Vesticam2 videos are recorded at 30 frames per second (fps). The current maximum recording rate for the USB
camera is 30 fps.
4.3 Legal, Safety and Regulatory Information
Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods (ARTG)
Vesticam IR video goggles are listed by ARTG as #301218
International Approval
Vesticam is sponsored and available for purchase in New Zealand through our NZ sponsor. Please contact us for
more information.
Other international clinicians can purchase Vesticam goggles if they agree:
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To use the goggles “For Research Purposes Only” .
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To be responsible for paying any customs/duties/taxes/import fees required by your country.
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To recognise that there may be limitations and delays related to time differences.
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Shipping costs are the responsibility of the purchaser.
Patent
Vesticam has a light and easy-to-use patented adjustment system.
Trade Mark
The “Vesticam” is a trademark owned by Vesticam Pty. Ltd.
Hold Harmless Clause
Persons proposing to use Vesticam2 IR video goggles for a medical purpose must rely on their own medical, clinical
and legal judgment, and such persons shall be solely responsible for the suitability of our product for any medically-
related applications.
The purchasing party and/or practicing clinician agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Vesticam Pty Ltd
from and against any loss, cost, or damage of any kind, including loss or damage may arise from non-performance or
defective performance; damage to real or personal property of purchasing parties or third parties; injuries suffered
by employees, sub-contractors or the general public.
Health records and privacy
Health information is regarded as one of the most sensitive types of personal information. For this reason,
the
Privacy Act 1988 (Privacy Act) provides extra protections around its handling. Video recordings of the eye and
associated audio recordings are considered protected health information and should not be shared without the