In the design of separated endoscope camera modules, the connection method between the lens and the DSP board directly affects the product’s miniaturization capability, transmission stability, and scenario adaptability. Currently, the mainstream connection methods—wire bonding, MIPI/DVP interface, a

Endoscopic camera modules, as the "visual core" of minimally invasive medical procedures and precision industrial inspections, require their structural design to balance imaging performance, environmental adaptability, and application-specific needs. The steel shell, an optional protective component

In the rapidly evolving field of medical endoscopy, 4K ultra-high-definition display systems have become standard for high-end equipment. However, the image quality foundation of the entire system depends not only on the main controller or monitor, but more critically on its foundational "eye" – the

As a minimally invasive device for diagnosing and treating uterine diseases such as endometrial polyps, submucous myomas, and uterine structural abnormalities, hysteroscopes have a core requirement for "precise visualization in narrow spaces"—they need to fit into the cervical canal (3-5mm in diamet