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

The 3.3mm probe high-frame-rate dual-use (medical & industrial) endoscope camera module can accurately match the core needs of scenarios and form multi-dimensional key advantages when applied to veterinary micro flexible endoscopes (used for foreign body retrieval, diagnostic examination, and artifi