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Borescopes and Endoscopic cameras. From a bird’s eye view, these may seem similar: a flexible or rigid tube with Chip-on-Tip / CMOS technology. Zooming in, we can appreciate the powerful capabilities they provide for a spectrum of visualization applications -- in aerospace, industrial inspection, defense/security, research, and of course, cutting-edge medicine. Let’s examine some innovations and trends.

Riding the waves of the COVID 19 pandemic continues [...]

Medical cameras, such as endoscopes and fiberscope cameras, enable clinicians to see directly into the body and view tissue and vessels in-detail directly.

Thanks to continual advances and miniaturization, today’s sophisticated medical cameras can see where our eyes cannot: for diagnosis, delivering therapy, performing surgery, as well as researching tomorrow’s treatments.

Pulmonary diagnostic centers, hospitals and clinics require both rigid and flexible bronchoscopes for diagnostics and pulmonary surgical procedures.

Pulmonary diagnostic centers, hospitals and clinics require both rigid and flexible bronchoscopes for diagnostics and pulmonary surgical procedures.

We are at sea in the midst of unprecedented challenges for global health care brought on by Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).

Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, medical supplies and technology have dominated both media headlines and the health care frontlines.

Israeli firm ScoutCam was spun out of Medigus — a medical device company that specialises in minimally-invasive endosurgical tools — in 2019

We describe a new class of lensless, ultra-miniature computational imagers and image sensors employing special optical phase gratings integrated with CMOS photodetector matrices.

Endoscopes are evolving to minimize infections and the impact of procedures. How can technology help?

Four months after the coronavirus began to drastically change life in the U.S., there’s finally some good news after Pfizer was awarded $1.95 Billion to produce a vaccine by year’s end.

In the modern medicine and according to the biohazard epidemiological principles, there is a clear tendency towards single use (disposable) invasive devices.

Since the dawn of modern medicine, doctors have pursed the use of technology to help them see into the human body...