The standout feature of this device is its 12 Millimeter diameter inspection probe, the smallest in its product line, which enables access to boreholes as small as 10 Millimeters in diameter. It includes a built-in 3D reconstruction algorithm that automatically generates accurate borehole interior models from captured imagery, and the automated defect reporting tool highlights potential structural issues including cracks, corrosion, and blockages. The 5.5 Inch integrated display allows on-site viewing, and the 0.8 Kilogram weight makes it easily carried in a jacket pocket or small tool bag.
The micro probe measures just 12 Millimeters in diameter and 100 Millimeters in length, with a total device footprint of 20x10x15 Centimeters. It has a 2.5K Ultra HD camera resolution for clear, detailed imagery in small boreholes, and the 5000 Milliwatts LED illumination system provides consistent lighting for dark, narrow spaces. The device includes a 64 Gigabyte internal storage drive, with a 4-hour continuous battery life for on-site use, and supports fast charging via USB-C in just 1.5 hours. It is compatible with Android and iOS devices for wireless screen mirroring of inspection footage.
This miniature imager is ideal for precision engineering and scientific use cases including printed circuit board heat exchanger pipe inspections, micro-scale geological core hole analysis, small residential well maintenance, and medical device internal channel inspections. It is also used by electronics manufacturing teams for quality control checks of small component internal structures.
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