Vivolight Medical Showcases Patient Care Innovations at GPCE Melbourne 2026

Melbourne, Australia — August 2026 — GPCE Melbourne 2026 successfully concluded at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, bringing together general practitioners, nurses, practice managers, registrars, allied health professionals and industry partners from across Australia.

Recognised as one of Australia’s leading educational events for primary healthcare professionals, GPCE provides a platform for participants to explore the latest medical innovations, exchange clinical insights and connect with industry peers.

At this year’s event, Vivolight Medical is presenting two latest patient care solutions—the V900P Projection Vein Finder and the LumeaVision Wound Imaging Device. Both products are designed to provide healthcare professionals with clearer visual information, support more efficient clinical workflows and contribute to a improved patient experience.

Building on the V800 series, the V900P combines real-time vein projection with an LCD display. It offers smoother vein projection, improved depth measurement and a wider range of display colours. While retaining the lightweight design of the previous generation, the V900P features a larger built-in battery for extended use. Its image-capture function also enables healthcare professionals to document what they see during vein assessment.

The LumeaVision Wound Imaging Device is a non-contact imaging device developed to support the observation and documentation of skin and wound conditions. Its imaging capabilities help healthcare professionals visualise subsurface skin structures, assess localised temperature variations and observe fluorescence associated with bacterial burden. The system supports a range of applications, including dermatoscopy, thermal imaging and wound management. Its image documentation capabilities also facilitate follow-up comparison and the monitoring of changes over time.

Throughout GPCE Melbourne 2026, the Vivolight booth welcomed healthcare professionals and industry partners interested in exploring new approaches to patient care. Visitors experienced both products through live demonstrations and discussed how vein visualization, skin imaging and wound imaging technologies could support primary care and other clinical settings.

GPCE Melbourne 2026 has successfully concluded, and Vivolight Medical would like to thank all healthcare professionals, partners and visitors who stopped by our booth and shared valuable insights during the event.

We look forward to continuing conversations with healthcare professionals and industry partners and exploring future opportunities to support patient care through innovative visualization solutions.

Visit Vivolight Medical to learn more about our patient care solutions.